How can 13-17 series BMS protection board products stand out in the thriving market? The key lies in how to select a high-quality domestic alternative for the STP170N8F7 model SGTMOSFET for use in the circuit of 13-17 series BMS protection boards. Common defects in the SGTMOSFET market include reduced reliability, short product life, and electromagnetic noise. These issues not only severely restrict the normal operation of 13-17 series BMS protection boards but also lead to increased maintenance costs. Therefore, using a high-quality domestic alternative for SGTMOSFET is crucial. When applying domestic alternatives for the STP170N8F7 model SGTMOSFET, 13-17 series BMS protection board electronic engineers must pay attention to several core aspects. For example, the performance parameters of the SGTMOSFET, such as whether the current can reach 185A and the voltage can reach 85V, are closely related to the efficiency of the device. It is essential that the breakdown voltage (BVCES) and thermal resistance are also important factors. Foreign 13-17 series BMS protection board manufacturers have widely adopted FHS170N8F3A as an effective domestic alternative to STP170N8F7, which has been widely adopted. Here are its detailed technical parameters: 1. N-channel enhancement-mode field-effect transistor 2. VGS(th): 2.0-4.0V 3. Avalanche current: 30A 4. Fast switching capability 5. Current capacity of 185A and voltage capacity of 85V 6. RDS(ON): 2.95mΩ (Typ), 4mΩ (Max) 7. Maximum gate-source voltage: ±20V Feihong Semiconductor's FHS170N8F3A type SGTMOSFET improves the power switching capability of the circuit in 13-17 series BMS protection boards and solves unknown problems such as reduced reliability, short product life, and electromagnetic noise. Feihong Semiconductor provides attentive and thoughtful service, allowing production factories of 13-17 series BMS protection boards to feel at ease entrusting them with custom FHS170N8F3A model SGTMOSFETs. For more details, you can search "Feihong Semiconductor" on Baidu or call the free trial hotline: 400-831-6077!