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NEW VISHAY SILICONIX POLARPAK POWER MOSFETS WITH DOUBLE-SIDED COOLING OFFER
26 April 2006 - Vishay Electronic
| Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. today announced that it is shipping the first two power MOSFETs to be offered in its innovative PolarPAK package, which uses double-sided cooling to reducing thermal resistance, package resistance, and package inductance for a more efficient, faster switching power MOSFET. |
Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. today announced that it is shipping the first two power MOSFETs to be offered in its innovative PolarPAK package, which uses double-sided cooling to reducing thermal resistance, package resistance, and package inductance for a more efficient, faster switching power MOSFET. PolarPAK was specifically designed for easy handling and mounting onto the PCB with high-speed assembly equipment and thus to enable high assembly yields in mass-volume production. This is one reason why PolarPAK has already earned the distinction of being the first MOSFET package with double-sided cooling to be sourced by multiple manufacturers, beginning with a license agreement concluded between Vishay and STMicroelectronics in March 2005. The first PolarPAK power MOSFETs are the 30-V n-channel SiE802DF and SiE800DF. Optimized for the low-side control switch in synchronous rectification dc-to-dc converters, the SiE802DF offers exceptionally low on-resistance of 1.9 milliohms maximum at a 10-V gate drive (2.6 milliohms maximum at 4.5 V) and can handle current levels up to 60 A. The SiE800DF, optimized to work as the low-duty-cycle high-side MOSFET in synchronous dc-to-dc converter designs, features a very low typical gate charge Qg of 12 nC, with on-resistance of 7.2 milliohms maximum at 10 V and 11.5 milliohms at 4.5 V. The new PolarPAK power MOSFETs, which have the same footprint dimensions of the standard SO-8, dissipate 1 °C/W from their top surface and 1 °C/W from their bottom surface. This provides a dual heat dissipation path that gives the devices twice the current density of the standard SO-8. With its improved junction-to-ambient thermal impedance, a PolarPAK power MOSFET can either handle more power or operate with a lower junction temperature. A lower junction temperature means a lower rDS(on), which in turn means higher efficiency. A reduction in junction temperature of just 20 °C can also result in a 2-½ times increase in lifetime reliability. Typical applications for the new PolarPAK devices will include voltage regulator modules in notebook and desktop PCs, and other systems requiring high-efficiency dc-to-dc conversion. By delivering superior thermal performance and reducing package-related losses, the 5 mm by 6 mm PolarPAK package allows designers to create smaller, more compact circuit designs with a lower component count. With a height dimension of just 0.8 mm, half the height of the SO-8, the PolarPAK package enables end products that are thinner as well. Samples and production quantities of the SiE800DF and SiE802DF are available now, with lead times of 10 to 12 weeks for larger orders.
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About: Vishay Electronic
Vishay Transducers is a division of Vishay Measurements Group. Vishay Measurements Group develops, manufactures, and markets a broad range of sensors for a wide variety of test and measurement applications. These include electrical resistance strain gages for both stress analysis testing and transducer manufacturing applications, load cells for approved weighing applications, force transducers, instrumentation, hybrid strain gage assemblies and bonding services.Vishay, a Fortune 1,000 Company listed on the NYSE, is one of the world's largest manufacturers of discrete semiconductors (diodes, rectifiers, transistors, optoelectronics, and selected ICs) and passive electronic components (resistors, capacitors, inductors, and transducers). The Company's components can be found in products manufactured in a very broad range of industries worldwide. Vishay is headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania, and has operations in 17 countries employing over 26,000 people. |
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