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FCU850N80Z is an N-Channel SuperFET II MOSFET from Fairchild Semiconductor, utilizing charge balance technology for low on-resistance and gate charge. Key electrical parameters include a drain-source voltage (VDSS) of 800V, a continuous drain current (ID) of 6.3A at 100°C, and a typical on-resistance (RDS(on)) of 850 mΩ. The device features ultra-low gate charge (Qg = 27 nC), low output capacitance energy (Eoss = 2.8 μJ @ 400V), and effective output capacitance (Coss(eff.) = 124 pF). It is 100% avalanche tested and includes an internal gate-source ESD diode capable of withstanding over 2 kV HBM stress.
Verify the exact part number suffix against official manufacturer documentation to ensure correct package and temperature rating specifications. Confirm RoHS compliance status as required by your assembly process. Cross-reference ordering codes with updated Fairchild or ON Semiconductor catalogs due to potential naming conventions changes following corporate mergers.
Select this component for high-voltage applications requiring low switching losses and robust avalanche ruggedness. Ensure the thermal management design accommodates the specified power dissipation ratings under operating conditions. Verify that the gate drive voltage aligns with the threshold requirements for optimal RDS(on) performance without exceeding maximum ratings.
The FCU850N80Z belongs to the SuperFET II family, representing an evolution in high-voltage MOSFET technology. This series integrates the power JFET and MOSFET structures into a single chip, reducing parasitic effects. Fairchild Semiconductor developed this line to address efficiency demands in modern power conversion topologies, later continuing under ON Semiconductor branding.
Check for direct equivalents within the SuperFET II lineup such as FCP series devices with similar voltage and current ratings. Verify pinout compatibility and thermal characteristics before substituting. Consult official cross-reference guides for any updated part numbers reflecting manufacturing transitions.