Friday, September 3, 2010

IR intros AUIRF7648M2 and AUIRF7669L2 Automotive DirectFET2 power MOSFETs optimized for switching apps

EL SEGUNDO, USA: International Rectifier (IR) has introduced two automotive DirectFET®2 power MOSFETs optimized with low gate charge for switching applications including Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS), Class D Audio systems, High Intensity Discharge (HID) lighting, and other automotive power conversion applications.

The AUIRF7648M2 and AUIRF7669L2, IR’s first automotive grade DirectFET devices tailored to DC-DC applications, offer low gate charge and on-state resistance (RDS(on)) to help minimize switching and conduction losses in a variety of switching applications. Moreover, the low parasitic inductance offered by the DirectFET power package results in excellent high frequency switching performance with reduced waveform ringing which in turn helps limit EMI and filter size.

“IR’s consumer grade DirectFET products have brought great value to DC-DC customers for years, and our automotive customers can now enjoy the same novel features and benefits of excellent high frequency performance and efficiency,” said Benjamin Jackson, product manager, IR’s Automotive Products Business Unit. “Micro and full hybrid as well as conventional internal combustion engine cars now feature a multitude of DC-DC applications that stand to harness the many advantages of these new automotive DirectFET devices,” he added.

The AUIRF7648M2 features a PCB footprint 54 percent smaller than a DPak while the AUIRF7669L2 features a PCB footprint 60 percent smaller than a D2Pak. With package current ratings of 179 A and 375 A respectively for each device, the DirectFET package places no constraint on current capability of the silicon. Moreover, the maximum package current ratings far exceed the limits of traditional DPak and D2Pak packages.

The devices are qualified according to AEC-Q101 standards, feature an environmentally friendly, lead-free and RoHS compliant bill of materials, and are part of IR’s automotive quality initiative targeting zero defects.

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