The ON Semiconductor CPH6636-W is a high-performance, N-channel Power MOSFET designed to deliver efficiency and reliability for a wide range of applications. This device is a testament to ON Semiconductor's commitment to providing advanced power management solutions that meet the evolving needs of modern electronic systems.
Key Features
- Low On-Resistance: The CPH6636-W features an exceptionally low on-resistance, which translates to reduced conduction losses and improved overall efficiency in your circuit designs.
- High-Speed Switching: Engineered for high-speed switching applications, this MOSFET minimizes switching losses, making it ideal for high-frequency power converters and other demanding environments.
- High Current Capability: With its robust current handling capacity, the CPH6636-W is capable of supporting applications that require high current flow without compromising performance.
- Low Threshold Voltage: The device's low threshold voltage ensures that it can be driven at lower gate voltages, making it compatible with a broader range of drive circuits and simplifying design integration.
- Compact Package: Enclosed in a compact CPH package, the CPH6636-W saves valuable board space while still providing excellent thermal performance and durability.
Applications
The CPH6636-W is versatile enough to be used in various applications, including:
- DC/DC converters
- Power management for computing and telecom systems
- Motor control circuits
- Load switching applications
- Battery management systems
Technical Specifications
Here are some of the technical specifications for the CPH6636-W:
- Drain-to-Source Voltage (V<sub>DS): 30V
- Continuous Drain Current (I<sub>D): 15A
- Power Dissipation (P<sub>D): 1.25W
- Gate-to-Source Voltage (V<sub>GS): ±20V
- Operating and Storage Temperature Range: -55°C to +150°C
With its combination of high efficiency, fast switching, and compact footprint, the ON Semiconductor CPH6636-W MOSFET is an excellent choice for designers looking to enhance their power management systems.
