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    AOZ5166QI-01 high-efficiency power module

    Alpha and Omega Semi's high-efficiency DrMOS power modules offer optimized performance

    08/01/2016

    Alpha and Omega Semiconductor, a designer, developer and supplier of a broad range of power semiconductors, announced the release of the AOZ5166QI-01 family of high-efficiency power modules fully compliant with Intel’s DrMOS specifications. The AOZ5166QI-01 is housed in a 40-pin 6mm x 6mm QFN package that integrates an optimized dual gate driver and two MOSFETs, which together produce a high efficiency DC-DC synchronous buck power stage. The new device enables high power density voltage regulator solutions ideal for servers, work stations, graphic cards and high-end desktop PC applications.

    The AOZ5166QI-01 utilizes AOS’s proprietary state-of-the-art trench MOSFET and packaging technologies to improve efficiency and thermal performance over the previous generation solution. Continuous engineering innovations are being implemented to reduce switching loss and lower power dissipation that ultimately benefit thermal characteristics that lead to higher current driving capability. The low RDS(ON) of low-side MOSFET combined with the low Qg high-side MOSFET achieves an optimal balance between switching and conduction losses to increase overall efficiency by 1%.

    “To meet ever increasing power density requirements of high-end computing or server applications, we optimized our DrMOS power module driver performance by reducing switching loss, improving efficiency, and lowering the power dissipation,” said Kenny Hu, Power IC Product Marketing Manager at AOS.

    Pricing and Availability
    The AOZ5166QI-01 is available immediately in production quantities. The unit price of 1,000 pieces is $2.15.

    Alpha and Omega Semiconductor

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