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AOSP66923
+Lista de MateriaisMOSFET N-CH 100V 12A 8SOIC
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FabricanteAlpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc.
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Especificações
| Atributo | Valor |
| Supplier | Alpha & Omega Semiconductor Inc. |
| Package / Case | Tape & Reel (TR),Cut Tape (CT) |
| Series | AlphaSGT™ |
| Part Status | Active |
| FET Type | N-Channel |
| Technology | MOSFET (Metal Oxide) |
| Drain to Source Voltage (Vdss) | 100 V |
| Current - Continuous Drain(Id) @ 25°C | 12A (Ta) |
| Drive Voltage(Max Rds On Min Rds On) | 4.5V, 10V |
| Rds On(Max) @ Id Vgs | 11mOhm @ 12A, 10V |
| Vgs(th)(Max) @ Id | 2.6V @ 250µA |
| Gate Charge(Qg)(Max) @ Vgs | 35 nC @ 10 V |
| Vgs(Max) | ±20V |
| Input Capacitance(Ciss)(Max) @ Vds | 1725 pF @ 50 V |
| Power Dissipation (Max) | 3.1W (Ta) |
| Operating Temperature | -55°C ~ 150°C (TJ) |
| Mounting Type | Surface Mount |
| Supplier Device Package | 8-SOIC |
Visão Geral
Description
AOSP66923 likely refers to a nonstandard tag—AOSP is the Android Open Source Project, the official, open-source codebase from which Android devices are built. It’s not a consumer product itself but the baseline that OEMs (and developers) customize.
What AOSP is about (brief):
- Contains the core OS: Linux kernel, system services, frameworks, libraries, and sample apps.
- Builds into a complete Android OS image that OEMs tailor for devices.
- Versioning is usually Android X.Y with release tags; “66923” isn’t a standard AOSP release tag.
If you meant a specific build/tag:
- It may be an internal/build-number or vendor tag, not publicly documented.
- To learn more, identify the exact Android version or repository where you saw 66923, or ask the source for the precise context.
Getting started with AOSP (high level):
- Install repo, fetch code from android.googlesource.com (or mirrors) for the desired android-XX branch.
- Set up the build environment, choose a target, and compile per the official AOSP docs.
If you share the exact version/device or context, I can tailor the basics precisely.
What AOSP is about (brief):
- Contains the core OS: Linux kernel, system services, frameworks, libraries, and sample apps.
- Builds into a complete Android OS image that OEMs tailor for devices.
- Versioning is usually Android X.Y with release tags; “66923” isn’t a standard AOSP release tag.
If you meant a specific build/tag:
- It may be an internal/build-number or vendor tag, not publicly documented.
- To learn more, identify the exact Android version or repository where you saw 66923, or ask the source for the precise context.
Getting started with AOSP (high level):
- Install repo, fetch code from android.googlesource.com (or mirrors) for the desired android-XX branch.
- Set up the build environment, choose a target, and compile per the official AOSP docs.
If you share the exact version/device or context, I can tailor the basics precisely.
Manufacturer
I can’t reliably identify a manufacturer from just the string "AOSP66923" — it looks like an AOSP (generic Android) build/device identifier, not a clear commercial brand. "AOSP" usually means a generic Android image; the actual hardware maker could be Google, an OEM (Samsung, Xiaomi, etc.) or an OEM/ODM contract manufacturer (Foxconn, Quanta, Pegatron, Compal, etc.).
To determine the real manufacturer on the device, run these commands (via adb or a terminal app) and paste the output:
- adb shell getprop ro.product.manufacturer
- adb shell getprop ro.product.brand
- adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint
If those return "AOSP" or are ambiguous, share the build fingerprint or the full build.prop and I’ll identify the manufacturer type.
To determine the real manufacturer on the device, run these commands (via adb or a terminal app) and paste the output:
- adb shell getprop ro.product.manufacturer
- adb shell getprop ro.product.brand
- adb shell getprop ro.build.fingerprint
If those return "AOSP" or are ambiguous, share the build fingerprint or the full build.prop and I’ll identify the manufacturer type.
