Post by thread:Looking for a 100 Volt 10 Amp P-Channel RoHS To220

> Hi all: > > I have spent hours on the web searching for a 100 volt 10 Amp P-channel MOSFET, RoHS compliant, > TO220 package. I have had no luck. I could go higher on the volts and down to 8 amps. I don't want > to redesign for two N-Channel devices if I can get a complimentary pair. Does anyone know who > makes such a device? On semiconductor (http://www.onsemi.com) MTP12P10 100V/12A Rds(on) = 0.3 ohms -Denny

> Hi all: > > I have spent hours on the web searching for a 100 volt 10 Amp P-channel MOSFET, RoHS compliant, > T0220 package. I have had no luck. I could go higher on the volts and down to 8 amps. I don't want > to redesign for two N-Channel devices if I can get a complimentary pair. Does anyone know who > makes such a device? > -- I was going to let this go... but... Where have you been searching for hours on the web? I went over to Onsemi's site, less than a minute with thier parametric part finder. O.k maybe I was just lucky, so I head over to Fairchild's site, several parts there too... Maybe you were looking for a stocking distributor so I head over to Digikey, two pages, at least a dozen of which are in stock. ?!???!? -Denny

Thanks, Denny. I just put P-Channel MOSFET in the search box. I got to ON and scrolled down but did not see the part. This computer is very slow. My fast computer is down. Regards Rich {Original Message removed}

On Aug 24, 2006, at 8:15 PM, Denny Esterline wrote: > Where have you been searching for hours on the web? > > I went over to Onsemi's site, less than a minute with thier parametric > part finder. Digikey's parametric search went pretty quick too... BillW

Thank you, Bill. My regular computer is down and the old Laptop I am using takes MINUTES just to get to a site. I need to get a fan for my regular computer because it will shut down upon start up and I don't want to override it and burn up the CPU. The little screen is also hard to read so I missed the P-Channel RoHS stuff. Denny Ester sent a part number also. I was just getting plain frustrated. But I really appreciate the reply. I will not receive the fan for a few more days so I will have to get patient. Regards Rich {Original Message removed}

Go to http://www.digikey.com and key in mosfet p-channel 100v and you'll get a selector guide that allows you to subset from there. Miss out the 100v and you get a wider range Russell