MCTLD58N04Y-TP 40 V N-Channel MOSFET

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            MCTLD58N04Y-TP 40 V N-Channel MOSFET
                    Micro Commercial Components MOSFETs are tailored for power tools, motor drivers, and high-current applications
    

Image of Micro Commercial Components MCTLD58N04Y-TP 40 V N-Channel MOSFET The Micro Commercial Components (MCC) MCTLD58N04Y-TP is a high-performance, 40 V N-channel MOSFET optimized for demanding power applications such as motor drivers in power tools, DC power systems, and industrial power stages. Housed in the robust TOLL-8L package, this device combines an ultra-low on-resistance of 0.58 mΩ with a high continuous current rating (639 A), delivering efficient conduction, strong thermal performance, and reliable switching in compact, high-stress environments. The MCTLD58N04Y-TP provides designers with a high-efficacy solution for high-current switching and control.

Features

Split-gate trench MOSFET technology is optimized for low switching losses and higher efficiencies
Ultra-low R_DS(ON) of 0.58 mΩ (max) at V_GS = 10 V, providing higher efficiency, longer runtime, and increased torque
40 V drain-source voltage (V_DS) rating optimized for 18 V platforms, ensuring a robust margin for Li-ion transients and regenerative braking
High-continuous drain-current rating (639 A) handles stall, surge, and heavy-load conditions

The TOLL-8L package provides excellent power dissipation and mechanical reliability for high-current applications
Fast switching characteristics (Q_gd = 47.4 nC) suitable for PWM motor control and high-frequency power conversion
High-avalanche ruggedness (E_AS = 2,964 mJ) for strong inductive kickback protection and system reliability
RoHS-compliant and halogen-free, aligning with global environmental and green manufacturing standards

Applications

Motor drivers in electric power tools
High-current DC/DC converters
Load switches in industrial and automotive control modules

Telecom and server power supplies
Power distribution systems requiring compact high-current MOSFETs