Infineon's 950 V CoolMOS™ PFD7 family is Ready for Lighting and Industrial SMPS Applications
October 27, 2022
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Munich, Germany. Infineon Technologies has set a new benchmark in 950 V superjunction (SJ) technology with its CoolMOS PFD7 high-voltage MOSFET family including an embedded body diode for ultra-low reverse recovery charge (Q rr) and reduced switching losses (E OSS, Q OSS, and Q g) for better efficacy in hard- and soft-switching applications, with the effect of up to 4°K lower MOSFET temperature than previous technology.
Infineon’s CoolMOS PFD7 high-voltage MOSFET family enhances light- and full-load PFC proficiency by more than 0.2% coordinating implementation with respects to LLC efficiency for a cleaner environment.
The CoolMOS has a gate-source threshold voltage (V (GS),th) of 3 V and smallest V (GS),th variation of ±0.5 V with up to 55% (V (GS),th) of 3 V and smallest V (GS),th variation of ±0.5 V with lower on resistance (R DS(on)) components in several SMD and THD packages, like 450 mΩ in DPAK or 60 mΩ in TO247.
The Infineon CoolMOS PFD7 high-voltage MOSFET family is suitable for lighting systems and SMPS applications.
For more information, visit infineon.com.
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