Small outline 600V superjunction power MOSFETs cuts losses in high-speed switching designs
The 600 V DTMOS-IV MOSFETs in a DFN package will be ideal for high-speed switching in power supplies, lighting ballasts and other applications requiring a space-saving alternative to more conventional D2PAK and DPAK devices.
Offering current ratings from 9.7 A to over 30 A, the new devices in the TKxV60W family of 600 V MOSFETs have ultra-low on resistance (RDS(ON)) ratings from 0.38 Ω to just 0.098 Ω. A leading RDS(ON)*Qg figure of merit ensures high-efficiency switching while a low output capacitance (Coss) supports optimised operation at light loads. Each device also incorporates an additional sense pin for direct driver connection.
Toshiba’s DTMOS-IV process delivers MOSFETs that exhibit a better temperature coefficient of RDS(ON) than alternative devices. This allows efficiency benefits to be realised even during high-temperature operation. As with other devices in Toshiba’s DTMOS-IV family, the new DFN MOSFETs have an optimised gate-drain capacitance (Cgd) that delivers improved dv/dt switching control. Support for lower dv/dt ratings also helps to reduce the tendency to ringing in high-speed switching circuitry.
At 8 mm x 8 mm the DFN package has an outline that is 20% smaller than a D2PAK package. A profile of 0.85 mm is almost three times lower than a traditional DPAK and over five times lower than a D2PAK.
Toshiba uses the deep trench process in its DTMOS-IV fourth generation single-epitaxial superjunction MOSFET which allows closer trench pitch compared to the third-generation (multi-epitaxial) process, leading to a 30% better on-state resistance for a given die area.
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