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STP40NF10L replacing STP20N10L?

By zorgthedestroyer

2 years ago



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#3 2 years ago

20N10 is rated at 20 amps/100 volts

40N10 is rated at 40 amps/100 volts

The other specs are pretty identical with the "40" being a tougher part at double the rated current but it will probably be more expensive

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