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IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220

IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220

Part number: IRF540Brand: International RectifierTransistors & MOSFETs

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About this product

The IRF540 is an N-channel power MOSFET in a TO-220 package, rated for 100V drain-source voltage and 33A continuous drain current, with 0.044Ω on-resistance as listed. It is suited to switching high-current loads such as DC motors, lamps and solenoids, and to power switching in driver and converter circuits. Its gate needs roughly 10V for full enhancement.

Specifications

Channel type
N-Channel
Drain-source voltage (Vds)
100 V
Continuous drain current (Id)
33 A
On-resistance (Rds(on))
0.044 Ω
Package
TO-220
Type
Power MOSFET

Frequently asked questions

What is the price of IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220 in Egypt?

IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220 currently costs between 15 and 25 EGP across 2 offers in Egypt.

Where can I buy IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220 in Egypt?

IRF540 N-Channel Power MOSFET 100V 33A 0.044Ω TO-220 is available from Makers Electronics and Circuits Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.

Can I drive the IRF540 from a 5V Arduino pin?

Not reliably. The IRF540 is a standard-level MOSFET and needs about 10V on its gate for full switching, so a 5V pin leaves its on-resistance much higher and the device hot. For direct 5V drive, use a logic-level MOSFET such as the IRL540, or add a gate driver.

Do I need a protection diode when switching motors or solenoids with the IRF540?

Yes, for inductive loads. Place a flyback diode across the motor or solenoid, with its cathode to the positive supply, to absorb the voltage spike when the MOSFET turns off and protect the device.