FDS9934C MOSFET N/P-Channel Equivalent & Substitute Parts

Part Overview

The FDS9934C is an active-status N and P-channel MOSFET array manufactured by onsemi, designed for surface mount applications in 8-SOIC packaging. This dual-channel configuration operates at 20V drain-to-source voltage with continuous drain currents of 6.5A (N-channel) and 5A (P-channel), delivering 900mW maximum power dissipation. The logic-level gate feature enables direct interface with standard digital control circuits.

Substitute parts are identified when equivalent electrical performance and mechanical compatibility are required due to component availability, supply chain considerations, or design flexibility within the same application category.

Substiute Parts

FDS9934C

onsemiIn Stock: 15497FDS9934C Datasheet

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DMC2020USD-13

Diodes IncorporatedIn Stock: 17024DMC2020USD-13 Datasheet

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IRF7317TRPBF

Infineon TechnologiesIn Stock: 27160IRF7317TRPBF Datasheet

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Key Parameters

Substitute Part Grouping Explanation

Substitution eligibility for the FDS9934C is determined by the following critical parameters:

Mandatory Compatibility Criteria:

• Drain to Source Voltage (Vdss): 20V (exact match required)
• Configuration: N and P-Channel dual MOSFET array (exact match required)
• Package / Case: 8-SOIC surface mount (exact match required)
• FET Feature: Logic Level Gate (exact match required)
• Operating Temperature Range: -55°C to 150°C (exact match required)
• Technology: MOSFET (Metal Oxide) (exact match required)

Performance Parameters (Substitution Allowed Within Specified Ranges):

• Continuous Drain Current (Id): Substitute must meet or exceed 6.5A (N-channel) and 5A (P-channel)
• Rds On (Max): Substitute must not exceed 30mOhm @ specified Id and Vgs
• Vgs(th) (Max): Substitute must not exceed 1.5V @ 250µA
• Gate Charge (Qg): Substitute must not exceed 9nC @ 4.5V
• Input Capacitance (Ciss): Substitute must not exceed 650pF @ 10V
• Power - Max: Substitute must meet or exceed 900mW

All identified substitute parts meet these criteria within the allowed electrical and mechanical parameters for this MOSFET array category.

Parameter Comparison

Engineering Selection Recommendations

FDS9934C (onsemi) - Primary Selection

• Active product status ensures long-term availability and supply chain stability
• Baseline performance specifications for this dual-channel MOSFET array category
• ROHS3 compliant and REACH unaffected for regulatory compliance
• Suitable for applications requiring standard 20V, 6.5A/5A performance envelope

DMC2020USD-13 (Diodes Incorporated) - Enhanced Performance Alternative

• Active product status with established supply chain
• Exceeds FDS9934C performance in continuous drain current (7.8A N-channel, 6.3A P-channel)
• Superior Rds On specification (20mOhm vs. 30mOhm) reduces conduction losses
• Higher power dissipation capability (1.8W vs. 900mW) provides thermal margin
• Increased input capacitance (1149pF) and gate charge (11.6nC) require consideration in high-frequency switching applications
• ROHS3 compliant and REACH unaffected

IRF7317TRPBF (Infineon Technologies) - Last Time Buy Status

• Product status is Last Time Buy, indicating discontinued production with limited availability
• Comparable drain current performance (6.6A N-channel, 5.3A P-channel)
• Lowest threshold voltage (0.7V) enables operation with lower gate drive voltages
• Highest gate charge (27nC) and input capacitance (900pF) impact switching speed and gate drive requirements
• Higher power dissipation capability (2W) suitable for demanding thermal environments
• ROHS3 compliant and REACH unaffected
• Selection restricted to applications where existing inventory or design lock-in justifies Last Time Buy procurement

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can DMC2020USD-13 directly replace FDS9934C in existing designs?

A: Yes, within the constraints of the application. Both parts share identical 20V Vdss rating, 8-SOIC package, N and P-channel configuration, and logic-level gate feature. The DMC2020USD-13 provides higher continuous drain currents (7.8A/6.3A vs. 6.5A/5A) and lower on-resistance (20mOhm vs. 30mOhm). However, the increased input capacitance (1149pF vs. 650pF) and gate charge (11.6nC vs. 9nC) may require gate drive circuit adjustment in high-frequency switching applications above 1MHz.

Q: What are the key differences between FDS9934C and IRF7317TRPBF?

A: Both parts operate at 20V with comparable drain currents and 8-SOIC packaging. The IRF7317TRPBF features a significantly lower threshold voltage (0.7V vs. 1.5V), enabling direct logic-level gate drive from lower voltage sources. However, the IRF7317TRPBF exhibits substantially higher gate charge (27nC vs. 9nC) and input capacitance (900pF vs. 650pF), resulting in slower switching transitions and increased gate drive power consumption. The IRF7317TRPBF is designated Last Time Buy, restricting its use to applications with existing inventory or design-locked requirements.

Q: Are all three parts pin-compatible?

A: Yes. All three parts use identical 8-SOIC (0.154", 3.90mm Width) surface mount packaging with the same pinout configuration for N and P-channel MOSFET arrays. Direct PCB footprint compatibility is confirmed.

Q: Which substitute part is recommended for new designs?

A: For new designs, DMC2020USD-13 is the preferred substitute when enhanced performance is acceptable. It maintains active product status, exceeds FDS9934C electrical specifications, and provides superior thermal headroom. FDS9934C remains suitable for applications where the baseline 6.5A/5A performance envelope and lower input capacitance are design requirements. IRF7317TRPBF should be avoided for new designs due to Last Time Buy status.

Q: How do gate charge differences affect circuit design?

A: Gate charge (Qg) determines the total charge required to switch the MOSFET from off to on state. FDS9934C requires 9nC, DMC2020USD-13 requires 11.6nC, and IRF7317TRPBF requires 27nC. Higher gate charge increases gate drive current demand and switching time. In applications with fixed gate drive current sources, higher gate charge results in longer switching transitions, increasing switching losses and heat dissipation. Gate drive circuits must be verified for adequate current sourcing capability when substituting parts with higher gate charge specifications.

Q: What is the significance of input capacitance (Ciss) differences?

A: Input capacitance affects gate drive circuit impedance and switching speed. FDS9934C has 650pF, DMC2020USD-13 has 1149pF, and IRF7317TRPBF has 900pF. Higher input capacitance increases the RC time constant in gate drive circuits, slowing switching transitions. In high-frequency applications (>1MHz), the increased Ciss of DMC2020USD-13 and IRF7317TRPBF may require gate drive circuit redesign to maintain switching performance. Low-frequency applications (<100kHz) are generally unaffected by these differences.

Q: Are there thermal performance differences between the three parts?

A: Yes. Maximum power dissipation ratings differ: FDS9934C is 900mW, DMC2020USD-13 is 1.8W, and IRF7317TRPBF is 2W. Combined with on-resistance specifications, DMC2020USD-13 and IRF7317TRPBF dissipate less heat at equivalent current levels due to lower Rds On values. In thermally constrained applications, DMC2020USD-13 or IRF7317TRPBF provide superior thermal performance. However, actual junction temperature depends on package thermal resistance, PCB layout, and ambient conditions.

Q: Do all parts meet the same regulatory compliance standards?

A: Yes. All three parts are ROHS3 compliant, REACH unaffected, and carry identical moisture sensitivity level (MSL 1 - Unlimited). They are functionally equivalent from a regulatory and environmental compliance perspective. No additional certification or qualification is required when substituting between these parts from a compliance standpoint.