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Parameter	Symbol	Min	Typical	Max	Unit	Conditions
Drain-Source Voltage	VDS	-	55	-	V
Gate-Source Voltage	VGS	-15	0	20	V
Continuous Drain Current	ID	-	70	-	A	TC = 25掳C
Continuous Drain Current	ID	-	40	-	A	TC = 100掳C
Pulse Drain Current	ID(pulse)	-	280	-	A	tp = 10 ms, Duty Cycle = 1%
Total Power Dissipation	PTOT	-	230	-	W	TC = 25掳C
Junction to Ambient Thermal Resistance	R胃JA	-	0.72	-	掳C/W
Junction to Case Thermal Resistance	R胃JC	-	0.35	-	掳C/W
Gate Charge	QG	-	160	-	nC	VGS = 10V, ID = 50A
Input Capacitance	Ciss	-	2400	-	pF	VDS = 25V, f = 1 MHz
Output Capacitance	Coss	-	680	-	pF	VDS = 25V, f = 1 MHz
Reverse Transfer Capacitance	Crss	-	920	-	pF	VDS = 25V, f = 1 MHz
Turn-On Delay Time	td(on)	-	34	-	ns	VGS = 10V, ID = 50A, Rg = 2惟
Rise Time	tr	-	44	-	ns	VGS = 10V, ID = 50A, Rg = 2惟
Turn-Off Delay Time	td(off)	-	28	-	ns	VGS = -5V, ID = 50A, Rg = 2惟
Fall Time	tf	-	36	-	ns	VGS = -5V, ID = 50A, Rg = 2惟

Instructions for Use:

1. Mounting:

   • Ensure proper heat sinking to maintain the junction temperature within safe limits.
   • Use thermal paste or a thermal pad between the device and the heatsink for better thermal conductivity.

2. Biasing:

   • Apply the gate-source voltage (V_GS) carefully to avoid exceeding the maximum ratings.
   • Use a gate resistor (R_g) to control the switching speed and reduce electromagnetic interference (EMI).

3. Operation:

   • Do not exceed the maximum drain current (I_D) and power dissipation (P_TOT) ratings.
   • For pulse operation, ensure that the pulse width and duty cycle are within the specified limits to prevent overheating.

4. Storage:

   • Store the device in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture damage.
   • Handle with care to avoid mechanical stress on the leads and the body of the device.

5. Testing:

   • Use appropriate test equipment and methods to verify the device parameters.
   • Ensure that the test conditions match the specified conditions in the datasheet.

6. Safety:

   • Always follow safety guidelines when handling high-voltage and high-current circuits.
   • Use protective equipment such as gloves and safety glasses when necessary.

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