| Parameter | Value | Unit | Significance | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | P-Channel MOSFET | - | Uses holes as charge carriers; often simpler to drive for high-side switching. | | Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vdss) | -150V | Volts | Maximum voltage the transistor can block. The negative sign confirms it's P-Channel. | | Continuous Drain Current (Id) | 1.6A | Amperes | Maximum continuous current the device can handle at 25°C. | | Power Dissipation (Pd) | 15W | Watts | Maximum power the device can dissipate as heat. Requires a heatsink for continuous operation near this limit. | | Drain-to-Source Resistance (Rds(on)) | 3.0Ω (Typ.) | Ohms | On-resistance. A lower value means higher efficiency and less heat generation. | | Package Type | TO-205AF (TO-39) | - | A hermetically sealed metal-can package, known for high reliability and thermal performance. | | RoHS Compliance | No | - | Contains lead. Not suitable for modern consumer electronics but is acceptable for many industrial and military applications. |
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