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NEW PRODUCTS NEW PRODUCTS<br />

MOSFETs for Efficiency, Reliability, and Safety in<br />

Lighting and SMPS<br />

STMicroelectronics has increased the<br />

ruggedness, switching performance and<br />

efficiency of power MOSFETs for lighting<br />

ballasts, where they are used in the PFC<br />

and Half Bridge sections, as well as in<br />

switching power supplies. The use of<br />

innovative SuperMESH3 TM technology<br />

with lower on-resistance guarantees<br />

that higher efficiency is obtained.<br />

Additionally, due to their superior dv/dt<br />

performance and higher breakdownvoltage<br />

margin, these new devices will<br />

provide enhanced reliability and safety.<br />

The first SuperMESH3 devices<br />

introduced are the 620V STx6N62K3,<br />

which will be followed by the<br />

STx3N62K3, also at 620V, as well as<br />

the 525V STx7N52K3 and STx6N52K3.<br />

The savings in on-resistance enabled<br />

by SuperMESH3 reduce R DS(on) in<br />

DPAK packages to 1.28 Ohms in the<br />

STD6N62K3 at 620V and 0.98 Ohms<br />

in the STD7N52K3 at 525V boosting<br />

operating efficiency in applications<br />

such as low-energy lamp ballasts. The<br />

new technology also reduces reverserecovery<br />

time (Trr), gate charge, and<br />

intrinsic capacitance, leading to<br />

improved switching performance and<br />

enabling higher operating frequencies.<br />

As a further advantage of<br />

ST’s SuperMESH3 technology, which<br />

combines strip topology with an<br />

optimized vertical structure, the new<br />

devices also exhibit one of the best-inclass<br />

dv/dt behaviors. This translates<br />

into increased reliability and safety in<br />

lighting and other consumer electrical<br />

applications. All SuperMESH3 devices<br />

are 100% avalanche tested, and also<br />

incorporate zener protection to deliver<br />

all-round robust performance.<br />

By achieving the lowest on-resistance<br />

per area among comparable highvoltage,<br />

fast-recovery technologies,<br />

SuperMESH3 allows the STx6N62K3,<br />

STx7N52K3, STx3N62K3 and<br />

STx6N52K3 to use smaller packages<br />

such as DPAK, than similarly rated<br />

alternatives. This saves footprint and<br />

board size, yet matches the switching<br />

and thermal performance of physically<br />

larger devices.<br />

The STx6N62K3 is available in<br />

IPAK, DPAK, TO-220, and TO-220FP<br />

packages, priced from $0.62 for 1000<br />

pieces.<br />

The STx3N62K3 at 2.5 Ohms will<br />

be available in IPAK, DPAK, D2PAK,<br />

TO-220 and TO-220FP packages.<br />

The STx7N52K3 at 0.98 Ohms will<br />

be introduced in DPAK, D2PAK,<br />

TO-220, and TO-220FP packages<br />

and the STx6N52K3 at 1.2 Ohms will<br />

be available in DPAK and TO-220FP<br />

packages. These lines will enrich the<br />

620 and 520V portfolio of SuperMESH3<br />

products, which will be in volume<br />

production by Q4 2008.<br />

electronica: Hall A5 Stand 207<br />

Hall A5 Stand 159<br />

www.st.com<br />

Super Junction <strong>Power</strong> MOSFETs Improve Efficiency and<br />

Switching Speed in Applications to 600V<br />

White <strong>Power</strong> SMD LEDs utilizing InGaN/TAG on Sapphire<br />

Technology<br />

Vishay Intertechnology has released<br />

the industry’s first high-intensity white<br />

power SMD LEDs in the CLCC-6 and<br />

CLCC-6 flat ceramic packages to offer<br />

InGaN/TAG on sapphire technology for<br />

high optical power from 2240mcd to<br />

5600mcd.<br />

<strong>Design</strong>ed to reduce costs in highvolume<br />

applications, the new VLMW63..<br />

series features the CLCC-6 package and<br />

a low thermal resistance to 50k/W, while<br />

the VLMW64 series in the CLCC-6 flat<br />

package offers a low thermal resistance<br />

of 40k/W and an ultra-low profile of<br />

0.9mm.<br />

With compact footprints of 3.3mm<br />

by 3.4mm, the ceramic packages of<br />

the LEDs allow the additional current<br />

drive for a maximum light output while<br />

maintaining a high service life of up to<br />

50,000 hours, making them ideal light<br />

sources in space-limited applications<br />

where thermal management is a key<br />

consideration.<br />

The devices are optimized for<br />

backlighting and illumination in<br />

automotive and transport, consumer,<br />

and general applications. Typical end<br />

products include flashes for cameras;<br />

emergency lighting; and automotive<br />

instrument panels and exterior lighting,<br />

such as brake lights and turn signals.<br />

The LEDs offer a typical luminous flux<br />

of 11000 mlm and optical efficiency<br />

up to 30 lm/W. The devices feature a<br />

luminous intensity ratio per package unit<br />

of IV max/IV min ≤1.6, forward voltage<br />

up to 4.3V and 60° half-intensity angle.<br />

The VLMW63 and VLMW64 LEDs<br />

are compatible with IR-reflow solder<br />

processes, in accordance with CECC<br />

00802 and J-STD-020C. Preconditioned<br />

according to JEDEC Level 4 standards,<br />

the CLCC-6 and CLCC-6 flat packages<br />

are lead (Pb)-free and RoHS-compliant.<br />

The devices are automotive qualified<br />

AEC-Q101 and offer an ESD-withstand<br />

voltage up to 2kV in accordance with<br />

JESD22-A114-B.<br />

Samples and production quantities of<br />

the new VLMW63 and VLMW64 highintensity<br />

white power SMD LEDs are<br />

available now.<br />

electronica: Hall A5 Stand 143<br />

www.vishay.com<br />

Featuring 20A (TK20A60U), 15A<br />

(TK15A60U) and 12A (TK12A60U)<br />

current ratings, the three new DTMOS<br />

II power MOSFETs are ideal for switch<br />

The new DTMOS II family brings<br />

together the latest version of<br />

Toshiba’s Super Junction MOSFET<br />

technology with the company’s optimised experience the drive<br />

mode power supplies, lighting ballasts, cell design. The result is a range of<br />

motor drives and other applications<br />

requiring high efficiency, high-speed<br />

devices that combine minimised<br />

on resistance and gate charge – a<br />

automotive.telematics.sensors.infotainment.security.<br />

switching. Respective RDS(on) and Qg key factor in switching speed – with<br />

ratings of 0.19Ω and 27nC, 0.3Ω and high levels of ruggedness. All of the<br />

17nC, and 0.4Ω and 14nC mean that the new MOSFETs, for example, provide<br />

devices have the industry’s lowest ‘Qg * industry-leading avalanche durability<br />

Toshiba Electronics Europe has RDS(on)’ at comparable Current class. and reverse recovery characteristics.<br />

announced the first products from its All of the new devices are supplied in<br />

electronica: Hall A5 Stand 476<br />

new DTMOS II family of rugged, highefficiency,<br />

high-speed power MOSFETs.<br />

the compact TO220SIS ‘smart isolation’<br />

package that offers full pin compatibility<br />

www.toshiba-components.com<br />

The new 600V power MOSFETs<br />

with existing TO-220 devices, while<br />

combine a very low on resistance (RDS(on)) delivering a 13.5% reduction in PCB<br />

and reduced gate charge (Qg) to deliver<br />

an RDS(on) x Qg ‘figure of merit’ that is<br />

15% lower than the company’s existing<br />

DTMOS I range and 68% lower than<br />

conventional MOSFETs.<br />

66<br />

mounting height. This package uses<br />

copper connections rather than<br />

aluminium bonding wires, which leads to<br />

improved current and lower resistance<br />

ratings and aids heat dissipation.<br />

<strong>Power</strong> <strong>Systems</strong> <strong>Design</strong> October 2008<br />

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