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The FGPF70N33BTTU is a PDP IGBT manufactured by Fairchild Semiconductor, featuring a Trench technology structure. It is designed for through-hole mounting in a TO-220F-3 package. The component specifies a collector-emitter breakdown voltage of 330 V and a continuous collector current rating of 70 A. Additional electrical characteristics include a pulsed collector current capability of 220 A and a maximum power dissipation rating of 48 W under specified conditions.
This component is officially listed as obsolete and no longer in production by Fairchild Semiconductor. Sourcing should be restricted to verified surplus distributors or authorized stockists holding original inventory. Buyers must verify the authenticity of the parts and check for potential counterfeits, as availability is limited and supply chain stability cannot be guaranteed for discontinued items.
Select this part only if the specific 330V voltage rating and 70A current capacity align precisely with the circuit requirements. Due to its obsolete status, alternative sourcing strategies must be evaluated. Engineers should consider equivalent modern replacements from other manufacturers that offer similar electrical specifications and compatible pin configurations to ensure long-term project viability.
The FGPF70N33BTTU belongs to the Fairchild PDP IGBT family, which integrates advanced trench technology for improved efficiency. This specific model represents a higher-current variant within the 330V class, intended for medium-power industrial applications. Its discontinuation reflects the manufacturer's transition to newer product lines with enhanced performance metrics.
Public confirmed substitute part numbers are not available in the provided documentation. Users should consult official replacement guides or contact the manufacturer for recommended equivalents based on specific application parameters.
The maximum collector-emitter breakdown voltage is 330 V.
No, the FGPF70N33BTTU is listed as obsolete and is no longer in production.