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Micro Commercial Components (MCC) MCBS High-Current Industrial-Strength MOSFETs

Micro Commercial Components (MCC) MCBS High-Current Industrial-Strength MOSFETs are N-channel MOSFETs that power industrial designs with a combination of productivity and sustainability. Available in 100V and 40V options in a TO-263-7 package, the MCBS2x components are made to handle the high-temperature, high-power demands of diverse industrial equipment and systems. These MOSFETs deliver reliable performance in junction temperatures of up to +175°C with a low profile, sub 2mΩ RDS(on), and split-gate trench (SGT) technology. Additional engineer-friendly features include a continuous drain current of over 200A, excellent heat dissipation, high current density, and an eco-friendly design.

Features

  • Sub-2mΩ RDS(on) for efficient power management
  • Split Gate Trench (SGT) MOSFET technology enhances performance
  • More than 200A continuous drain current
  • Compact profile TO-263-7 package
  • Excellent heat dissipation and thermal properties
  • High current density for reliable operation
  • Ideal for high-power industrial applications
  • High-temperature capability of up to +175°C junction temperature
  • Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL) 1
  • Epoxy meets UL 94V-0 flammability rating
  • Halogen-free (Green device) with lead-free finish for environmental sustainability
  • RoHS Compliant ("P" suffix designates RoHS compliance)

Applications

  • Industrial automation
  • Energy conversion systems
  • Power supplies
  • Motor drives

Specifications

  • 40V or 100V maximum drain-source voltage
  • ±20V maximum gate-source voltage
  • Maximum continuous drain current
    • 220A or 260A at +25°C
    • 156A or 184A at +100°C
  • 880A or 1040A maximum pulsed drain current
  • 188W or 375W total maximum power dissipation
  • 760mJ or 1122mJ maximum avalanche energy
  • Thermal resistance
    • 40°C/W junction-to-ambient
    • 0.4°C/W or 0.8°C/W junction-to-case
  • -55°C to +175°C operating junction temperature range

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Publicerad: 2023-12-21 | Uppdaterad: 2024-01-16