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    First Auto-Compliant 40V Dual MOSFET in 3.3mm x 3.3mm Package

    10/15/2020

    Diodes Incorporated announced the industry’s first automotive-compliant 40V dual MOSFET in a 3.3mm x 3.3mm package. The DMT47M2LDVQ can replace two discrete MOSFETs to reduce the board space footprint in many automotive applications, from electric seat control to advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS).

    “The electronic content of vehicles has increased rapidly during the past decade and this has fueled a demand for continuous innovation,” commented Ian Moulding, Diodes Incorporated automotive marketing manager. “Our response to this demand has expanded our reputation as a trusted supplier to the automotive sector.

    The DMT47M2LDVQ integrates two n-channel enhancement mode MOSFETs with the industry's lowest RDS(ON) for this configuration – just 10.9mΩ at VGS of 10V and ID of 30.2A. This low on-resistance keeps conduction losses to a minimum in applications such as wireless charging or motor control. The typical gate charge of 14.0nC, at a VGS of 10V and ID of 20A, ensures that switching losses are minimized.

    The DMT47M2LDVQ’s thermally efficient PowerDI 3333-8 package returns a junction-to-case thermal resistance (Rthjc) of 8.43°C/W, making it possible to develop end applications with a higher power density than with MOSFETs packaged individually. This can reduce the PCB area needed for implementing automotive features, including ADAS.

    Qualified to AEC-Q100 Grade 1, supporting PPAP documentation, and manufactured in IATF 16949 certified facilities, the DMT47M2LDVQ is available now priced at $0.45 in 3000 piece quantities. For more information, visit Diodes Incorporated.

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