Logic-level MOSFET equivalents: 12N10L, 20N10L, 22NE10L, IRL530, IRL540
12N10L and IRL530 (aka NTE2987) are the same 100 V, 12 A part. The 20N10L is discontinued; the 22NE10L replaces it with about 10% more current. A 20N10L can stand in for an IRL530/IRL540 or 12N10L, but not the reverse. The IRL540 (100 V, 36 A) can replace a 20N10L or 22NE10L. In the generic code the first number is amps, N means N-channel, 10 means 100 V and L means logic-level gate.
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Source: Repairing DataEast 1987 (Laser War) to Sega 1995 (Batman Forever), Part Two, Clay Harrell (pinrepair.com)