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AOSP66923
+NomenclatureMOSFET N-CH 100V 12A 8SOIC
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FabricantAlpha Omega Semiconductor GmbH.
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Pièce fabricant #AOSP66923
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Spécifications
| Attribut | Valeur |
| 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 |
Présentation
Description
AOSP66923 is not a standard Android release name. Here’s a quick intro:
- AOSP = Android Open Source Project. It’s Google’s public source code base for Android, including the kernel, libraries, runtime, framework APIs, and core apps. It’s used by device manufacturers to build custom ROMs and by developers to study and modify Android.
- The code is distributed across many git repositories and is typically fetched with the Repo tool. Releases are tagged with Android version identifiers (e.g., android-11.0.0_rXX), not “AOSP66923.”
What 66923 likely is:
- Probably a Gerrit change/patchset number in a specific AOSP repository, not a release name.
- To view it, check Android Gerrit/Review at android-review.googlesource.com for change 66923, or fetch from the relevant repo using the change refs.
If you can specify the repository (e.g., platform/frameworks/base) and branch, I can give a precise explanation of what 66923 contains.
- AOSP = Android Open Source Project. It’s Google’s public source code base for Android, including the kernel, libraries, runtime, framework APIs, and core apps. It’s used by device manufacturers to build custom ROMs and by developers to study and modify Android.
- The code is distributed across many git repositories and is typically fetched with the Repo tool. Releases are tagged with Android version identifiers (e.g., android-11.0.0_rXX), not “AOSP66923.”
What 66923 likely is:
- Probably a Gerrit change/patchset number in a specific AOSP repository, not a release name.
- To view it, check Android Gerrit/Review at android-review.googlesource.com for change 66923, or fetch from the relevant repo using the change refs.
If you can specify the repository (e.g., platform/frameworks/base) and branch, I can give a precise explanation of what 66923 contains.
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.
