Called SQJ264EP and designed for automotive dc-dc switch-mode power supplies, to increase efficiency the mosfet are asymmetric as well as the package.
- Mosfet 1
20mΩ on-resistance (10V)
9.2nC typical gate charge
20A max (25°C, 15A 125°C)
27W max - Mosfet 2
8.6mΩ on-resistance (10V)
19.2nC typical gate charge
54A max (25°C, 31A 125°C)
48W max
“Its optimised die size combination of control [high-side] and synchronous [low-side] mosfets provides higher efficiency than symmetrical dual devices in power conversions with duty cycles below 50%,” said the company. “Without an internally connected switch node, SQJ264EP offers designers the flexibility to configure the transistors to different topologies, including synchronous buck or synchronous boost dc-dc converters.”
According to the data sheet, optimisation is for synchronous buck use.
Operation is up to 175°C.
Gull wing leads allow for better solder flow beneath its pins, ease automatic optical inspection (AOI) and, according to Vishay, promote higher board-level reliability compared to QFN single and dual packages.
The device is 100 Rg- and UIS-tested, RoHS-compliant, and halogen-free.
Application is foreseen in infotainment systems, displays, LED lighting and e-bikes.
The product page is here.