1. Infineon
  2. Home MOSFET
  3. 20V-300V N-Channel Power MOSFET
  4. 30V-250V N-Channel Power MOSFET Bare Die

Infineon IPC042N03L3X1SA1

With the new OptiMOS™ 30V product family, Infineon sets new standards in power density and energy efficiency for discrete power MOSFETs. OptiMOS™ 30V products are tailored to the needs of power management in notebook by improved EMI behavior as increased battery life.

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Symbol Views

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Normal: Standard and most popular representation of schematic symbol

ALT_1 (IEEE view): Symbol representation in a way that is more graphical in explaining what the purpose of each pin is. For connectors and most discretes (as we use these views) it is simply an alternate view for people to use depending on the situation. For instance connectors can be generally an input, an output or neither. Resistors can be vertical or horizontal.

ALT_2 (demorgan): Demorgan is a name for an equivalent Gate structure. so for instance an AND gate and an OR gate can be represented by its Demorgan equivalent of a NOR gate.

Sometimes a device is fractured into multiple symbols (often for high pin count parts). If that is the case, you can preview the different symbols that make up the device by selecting them in this drop down.

Footprint Views

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Basic: Our standard footprint view showing, contact area, pin number, top, top assembly

Detailed: Additional info to help you evaluate the part and the footprint including: dimension, silkscreen, soldermask, and solderpaste

PinDetail: Highlights the pin to pad contact area dimensions

Displays min/typ/max pad sizes for footprint per IPC specification (not all sizes will be available for every part)

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