I would like to identify a POWER MOSFET. It has the following print on the housing: 80NF03 - 04@ GKL68 V6 CHN 740

[GGelb.1]

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[Tesla DeLorean]

Likely STB80NF03L-04

https://www.st.com/resource/en/datasheet/stb80nf03l-04t4.pdf

[Tesla DeLorean]

Dupe @Camilo LEMOS​ can't these just be moved or retopiced? These are supposedly ACTIVE status parts https://www.st.com/en/power-transistors/stb80nf03l-04t4.html

https://community.st.com/s/question/0D53W00001Ei07BSAR/i-would-like-to-identify-a-power-mosfetit-has-the-following-print-on-the-housing80nf03-04gkl68-v6chn-740

[Peter BENSCH]

The part is still active, as @Community member noted, so moved from Discontinued Products to Power Management.

Regards

/Peter

[GGelb.1]

Thks for the answers!

The refered MOSFET has a D²PAK housing.

My "MOSFET" has a TO-220 housing. I guess I have another product :\

[Peter BENSCH]

Please check again whether the marking is really 80NF03 - 04@, or maybe 80NF03L-04@, i.e. with the letter L after 03?

If you have a TO-220, then it's the former STP80NF03L-04, whose MOSFET chip inside is essentially identical to the D2PAK variant.

Regards

/Peter

[GGelb.1]

Yes it has indeed a L 03L

Another question: I would like to solder the MOSFET to a cooler. I do not have a thermally conductive paste.

Are there any big doubts?