0.185 (4.70) (4.31) (1.39) (1.14) Features (15.32) (14.55) (2.64) (2.39)

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1 *.6 (4.6).9 (2.28).25 (5.2).9 (4.83).45 (.54) Max..4 (.4).35 (8.89).54 (3.9).42 (3.6) ia. PIN S.48 (29.6).8 (28.4) * May be notched or flat.3 (2.87).2 (2.56).635 (6.3).58 (4.73).37 (.94).26 (.66).5 (2.67).95 (2.4) TO-22AB Features ynamic dv/dt Rating Repetitive Avalanche Rated 75 C Operating Temperature Ease of Paralleling Fast Switching for High Efficiency Simple rive Requirements Mechanical ata Case: JEEC TO-22AB molded plastic body Terminals: Leads solderable per MIL-ST-75, Method 226 High temperature soldering guaranteed: 25 C/ seconds,.7 (4.3mm) from case Mounting Torque: in-lbs maximum Weight: 2.g Maximum Ratings and Thermal Characteristics (TC = 25 C unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Limit Unit rain-source Voltage VS 55 V ate-source Voltage VS ± 2 V Continuous rain Current TC = 25 C 49 I VS =V TC = C 35 A Pulsed rain Current () IM 6 Maximum Power issipation TC = 25 C P 94 W Single Pulse Avalanche Energy (2) EAS 2 mj Avalanche Current () IAR 25 A Repetitive Avalanche Energy () EAR mj Operating Junction and Storage Temperature Range TJ, Tstg 55 to 75 C Junction-to-Case Thermal Resistance RθJC.6 Junction-to-Ambient Thermal Resistance RθJA 62 Notes: () Repetitive rating; pulse width limited by max. junction temperature (2) V = 25V, starting TJ = 25 C, L = 47µH, R = 25Ω, IAS = 25A VS 55V RS(ON) 2mΩ I 49A TRENCH ENFET.55 (3.93).34 (3.4).36 (9.4).33 (8.38).56 (4.22).53 (3.46).22 (.56).4 (.36) imensions in inches and (millimeters).63 (5.32).573 (4.55) New Product.85 (4.7).7 (4.3).55 (.39).45 (.4).4 (2.64).94 (2.39) S C/W 5/8/

2 Electrical Characteristics (TJ = 25 C unless otherwise noted) Parameter Symbol Test Condition Min Typ Max Unit Static rain-source Breakdown Voltage V(BR)SS VS = V, I = 25µA 55 V rain-source On-State Resistance () RS(on) VS = V, I = 25A 6 2 VS = 6V, I = 23A 8 22 ate Threshold Voltage VS(th) VS = VS, I = 25µA V Forward Transconductance () gfs VS = 25V, I = 25A 7 78 S rain-source Leakage Current ISS VS = 55V, VS = V 25 µa ate-source Leakage ISS VS = ± 2V, VS = V ± na ynamic Total ate Charge () ate-source Charge () ate-rain ( Miller ) Charge () Qg Qgs Qgd VS = 44V, I= 25A,VS= 5V 29 4 VS = 44V, VS = V I = 25A Turn-On elay Time () td(on) 9 34 Rise Time () V = 28V tr Turn-Off elay Time () I = 25A, R = 2Ω td(off) 85 9 Fall Time () R =.Ω, VEN = V tf 65 2 Input Capacitance Ciss VS = V 3223 Output Capacitance Coss VS = 25V 38 pf Reverse Transfer Capacitance Crss f =.MHZ 35 Source-rain iode Continuous Source Current IS 49 Pulsed Source Current (2) ISM 6 iode Forward Voltage () VS IS = 25A, VS = V.93.3 V Source-rain Reverse Recovery Time () trr 53 ns IF = 25A, di/dt = A/µs Source-rain Reverse Recovery Charge () Qrr 93 nc Notes: () Pulse width 3µs; duty cycle 2% (2) Repetitive rating; pulse width limited by max. junction temperature mω nc ns A V t on t off Switching Test Circuit VIN R VOUT Switching Waveforms t d(on) t r 9% t d(off) t f 9 % VEN R UT Output, VOUT % % 9% INVERTE 5% 5% S Input, VIN % PULSE WITH

3 I rain-tosource Current (A) V S = Fig. - Output Characteristics V 7.V 6.V 5.V 4.5V 4.V 3.5V I rain Current (A) Fig. 2 - Transfer Characteristics V S = V V S rain-to-source Voltage (V) V S ate-to-source Voltage (V).4 Fig. 3 - On Resistance vs. rain Current 4 Fig. 4 - Capacitance V S = 4.5V 35 C iss.3 5V 3.2 6V V Capacitance (pf) f = MHz V S = V. 5 C oss C rss I rain Current (A) V S rain-to-source Voltage (V) VS ate-to-source Voltage (V) V S = 44V Fig. 5 - ate Charge Q g ate Charge (nc)

4 V S = V Fig. 6 - Source-rain iode Forward Voltage.4 Fig. 7 On-Resistance vs. ate-to-source Voltage. RS(ON) -- On-Resistance (Ω) V S Source-to-rain Voltage (V) V S -- ate-to-source Voltage (V) 82 Fig. 8 Breakdown Voltage vs. Junction Temperature 2.8 Fig. 9 Threshold Voltage BVSS -- rain-to-source Breakdown Voltage (V) VS(th) -- ate-to-source Threshold Voltage (V) T J -- Junction Temperature ( C)

5 2. Fig. On-Resistance vs. Junction Temperature Fig. Thermal Impedance V S = V RΘJC (norm) -- Normalized Thermal Impedance. = Single Pulse P M t t T J -- Junction Temperature ( C) Pulse uration (sec.) Fig. 2 Power vs. Pulse uration Fig. 3 Maximum Safe Operating Area 8 R S(ON) Limit Power (W) I -- rain Current (A) ms ms ms C µs... Pulse uration (sec.). V S -- rain-source Voltage (V)