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The FCP25N60N-F102 is a single N-channel power MOSFET manufactured by onsemi, utilizing Silicon technology. It features a TO-220-3 through-hole package and operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C. Key electrical parameters include a Drain-Source Breakdown Voltage (Vds) of 600 V, a Continuous Drain Current (Id) of 25 A, and a maximum Gate-Source Voltage (Vgs) of 30 V. The device exhibits a typical Drain-Source On-Resistance (Rds(on)) of 107 mOhms at specified conditions, with a Gate Charge (Qg) of 74 nC and a Gate-Source Threshold Voltage (Vgs(th)) of 2 V.
This component is officially designated as End-of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer. Production has ceased, and no new units are available from authorized channels. Procurement efforts should focus exclusively on verifying the authenticity of existing surplus stock or identifying qualified replacement parts that meet equivalent technical specifications. Direct ordering from the manufacturer is not possible.
Designers requiring this specific voltage and current rating must evaluate alternative components due to the EOL status. Selection criteria should prioritize matching the 600V breakdown voltage, 25A current capacity, and TO-220-3 form factor. Verify that substitute devices offer comparable Rds(on) and thermal resistance values to ensure circuit performance remains within original design limits without modification.
The FCP25N60N-F102 belongs to the SuperFET family of power MOSFETs from onsemi, formerly Fairchild Semiconductor. This series integrates advanced superjunction technology to achieve superior figure-of-merit compared to traditional planar MOSFETs. The part represents a legacy solution widely used in mid-power industrial and consumer electronics before being superseded by newer generations with enhanced efficiency metrics.
FCP125N65S3 is listed as a similar available alternative from onsemi. Engineers must verify pin compatibility and electrical parameter alignment before substitution.
The maximum operating temperature is +150°C.
No, the component is End-of-Life and no longer in production.