IKW50N65H5A Datasheet, PDF (16/16 Pages) Infineon Technologies AG – High speed switching series fifth generation

IKW50N65H5A
High speed switching series fifth generation
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IKW50N65H5A
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2015-01-15 Final data sheet
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