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FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8

FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8

Part number: FS8205ABrand: Fortune SemiconductorTransistors & MOSFETs

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About this product

The FS8205A is a dual N-channel MOSFET in a common-drain configuration, in a TSSOP-8 package. It is widely used as the charge and discharge switch in lithium battery protection circuits, where a separate protection controller drives its gates.

Specifications

Configuration
Dual N-Channel, Common Drain
Drain-Source voltage (VDSS)
20V
Continuous drain current (ID)
6A at 25°C / 4.8A at 70°C
Pulsed drain current (IDM)
24-30A
RDS(ON) at VGS = 4.5V
19.5-25mΩ (typ)
Package
TSSOP-8

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8 in Egypt?

FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8 currently costs between 11.5 and 15 EGP across 2 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8 in Egypt?

FS8205A Dual N-Channel MOSFET for Li-ion Protection, TSSOP-8 is available from Makers Electronics and UGE. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Is the FS8205A suitable as a general-purpose switch?

It is designed for battery protection. For other loads, check that the 20V drain-source rating and the 6A continuous current rating cover your circuit with a suitable margin, and that the gate drive is adequate.

Does it protect a battery on its own?

No. The FS8205A is the power switch only. A battery protection IC monitors cell voltage and current and switches the MOSFET gates off during over-charge, over-discharge or over-current events.