TOKYO--()--Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) has launched a 100V low-ON-resistance, low-leakage power MOSFET using the latest trench MOS process as the latest addition to its line-up for automotive applications. The new product, "TK55S10N1", achieves low ON-resistance with a combination of a chip in the "U-MOS VIII-H series" fabricated with the latest 8th generation trench MOS process and a "DPAK+" package that utilizes copper connectors. The product is primarily suited for automotive applications, especially those that demand high-speed switching, such as switching regulators. Samples are available now with mass production scheduled to start in April 2013.
| Polarity | Part number |
Drain-to-source voltage |
Drain Current |
Series | ||||
| Nch | TK55S10N1 | 100 | 55 | U-MOS VIII-H | ||||
| Key Features | ||
| 1. | Low ON-resistance (VGS=10V) | |
| RDS(ON) = 5.5mΩ(typ.) | ||
| 2. | Low leakage current IDSS=10μA (max) (VDS=rated voltage) | |
| 3. | "DPAK+" package that realizes low-ON-resistance by utilizing Cu connectors. | |
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