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N-channel Trench MOSFETs

Monday, October 26, 2009

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All devices are lead-free (Pb-free), Halogen free and RoHs compliant.
ON Semiconductor’s new MOSFETs feature optimized low gate charge and RDS(on) to improve switching performance and overall system efficiency in an advanced packaging portfolio.



New NTD49xx, NTMFS49x, NTTFS49x and NTMS49x series of 30 volt, N-channel devices improve switching performance and overall power efficiency

Phoenix, AZ – Oct. 26, 2009 - ON Semiconductor (Nasdaq: ONNN) has introduced 24 new 30 volt (V), N-channel Trench MOSFETs in DPAK, SO-8FL, µ8FL and SOIC-8 packages featuring enhanced switching performance for synchronous buck converters in computing and game console applications.

The new series of MOSFETs utilize ON Semiconductor’s Trench technology to deliver on-state resistance [RDS(on)] and improved switching performance for synchronous DC-to-DC converters in PC, server, game console, VRM and point-of-load applications. 

DPAK, SO-8FL and SOIC-8 package solutions – which are a drop-in replacement for NTD48x, NTMFS48x and NTMS48x series – and the new µ8FL 3.3 mm x 3.3 mm solution achieve low RDS(on) in relation to packaging size.

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“Power management design engineers in the computing and gaming segments can improve overall efficiency by using ON Semiconductor’s newest 30 volt Trench MOSFET solutions,” says Paul Leonard, ON Semiconductor vice president and general manager of Power MOSFET products.

ON Semiconductor’s new MOSFETs feature optimized low gate charge and RDS(on) to improve switching performance and overall system efficiency in an advanced packaging portfolio.  All devices are lead-free (Pb-free), Halogen free and RoHs compliant.

Devices & Packaging

  • The NTD49x series of 32 to 79 ampere (A) devices include the NTD4904N, NTD4905N, NTD4906N, NTD4909N, NTD4910N and NTD4913N in a 6.7 mm x 10.4 mm DPAK package.
  • The NTMFS49x series of 35 to 166 A devices include the NTMFS4935N, NTMFS4936N, NTMFS4937N, NTMFS4939N, NTMFS4941N, NTMFS4943N, and NTMFS4945N in a 5 mm x 6 mm SO8FL package.
  • The NTTFS49x series of 34 to 79 A devices include the NTTFS4932N, NTTFS4937N, NTTFS4939N, NTTFS4941N, NTTFS4943N and NTTFS4945N offered in a 3.3 mm x 3.3 mm µ8FL package.
  • The NTMS49x series of 12.5 to 17 A devices include the NTMS4920N, NTMS4935N, NTMS4937N and NTMS4939N in a 5 mm x 6 mm SOIC8 package.

For more information, visit http://www.onsemi.com.

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