DESIGN CENTERS: INDUSTRIAL

    IR's FastIRFETs boast industry-leading efficiency in DC/DC synchronous buck apps

    09/30/2013

    International Rectifier, a world leader in power management technology, announced the introduction of the 25V FastIRFET™ family of innovative power MOSFETs for DC-DC synchronous buck applications including advanced telecom and netcom equipment, servers, graphic cards, desktop, ultrabook and notebook computers. The FastIRFET™ family features IR's latest generation silicon in an industry standard PQFN package that delivers benchmark power density for discrete DC-DC converters. The family includes the IRFH4201 that offers on-state resistance as low as 0.7 milliOhms, and the IRFH4210D and IRFH4213D monolithic FETKY devices designed to reduce ringing and further improve system efficiency. "The advanced 25V FastIRFET™ MOSFETs offer industry leading power density for discrete high performance DC-DC switching applications," said Stephane Ernoux, Director of Marketing, IR's Power Management Devices Business Unit. "These devices complement our integrated SupIRbuck, PowIRstage, and power block platforms to offer designers a broad array of high performance DC-DC options." Optimized for 5V gate drive applications, IR's FastIRFET™ devices work with any controller or driver to offer design flexibility while delivering higher current, efficiency and frequency capability in a small footprint. The devices are available in industry standard 5x6 and 3.3x3.3mm PQFN packages that feature an environmentally friendly, lead-free and RoHS compliant bill of materials. International Rectifier

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