The high-performance WSF60N06 and WSF60N06A N-channel MOSFETs deliver robust power management and switching capabilities. Featuring a 60V voltage rating, 60A current threshold, and an ultra-low RDS(on) of 10mΩ, these components are engineered for efficiency and reliability in compact TO-252-2L packaging.
Resistance (RDS(on))
10mΩ
AOS
AOD2606, AOD2610E, AOD442G, AOD66620
ST
STD100N3LF3, STD155N3LH6, STD20NF06LAG, STD70NS04ZL
NCEPOWER
NCE6050KA, NCE6058K
What are the primary specifications of WSF60N06 and WSF60N06A?
Both MOSFETs feature a drain-source voltage (VDS) of 60V, a continuous drain current (ID) of 60A, and are housed in a TO-252-2L package. They operate on N-channel configuration, providing high-efficiency switching.
What is the difference between WSF60N06 and WSF60N06A?
The main differences lie in their internal parameters. WSF60N06 features an RDS(ON) of 10mΩ (Typ.) / 12mΩ (Max.) @ 10V with a Ciss of 1896pF. WSF60N06A has an RDS(ON) of 12mΩ (Typ.) / 14mΩ (Max.) @ 10V with a Ciss of 2498pF.
In which applications are these MOSFETs commonly used?
These MOSFETs are widely applied in modern power management systems, including electronic cigarettes, wireless chargers, electric motors, emergency power units, drones, medical equipment, car chargers, controllers, digital products, small household appliances, and other consumer electronics.
What package type is used for these MOSFETs?
Both models utilize the TO-252-2L package (also known as DPAK), which is highly valued for its optimal thermal dissipation capabilities and standard surface-mount compatibility on PCBs.
What are some equivalent cross-reference models for replacement?
Equivalent cross-reference options include AOS (AOD2606, AOD2610E), STMicroelectronics (STD100N3LF3, STD155N3LH6), IR (IR60N06), Toshiba (TK60S06K3L), and NCEPOWER (NCE6050KA, NCE6058K), among others. Refer to our cross-reference list for full brand matching.
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