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March 2015

Fairchild Extends Its Mid-voltage MOSFETs Enabling Up to 85 Percent Greater Power Density


march, 2015 - fairchild (nasdaq: fcs), a leading global supplier of high-performance power semiconductor solutions, is enabling manufacturers to improve the reliability and performance of their products with its expanded line of extended temperature (et) mid-voltage mosfets, which can operate at 175° c. the higher operating temperatures enable up to 85 percent greater power density and three times more reliability than mosfets rated to the 150° c industry standard.

this new family of et mosfets aligns with the ipc-9592 power conversion standard, which means the maximum junction temperature can be up to 150° c, as opposed to 125° c for standard 150° c mosfets, to enable more design margin. the family includes 19 new devices, available in both 5mm x 6mm and 3mm x 3mm standard packages, as well as the new to-leadless (to-ll) package. the devices are offered in a wide range of voltage ratings, including 30v, 40v, 60v, 80v, 100v, 120v and 150v.

their outstanding combination of superior heat tolerance, greater power density and improved reliability make fairchild’s et mosfet family ideal for dc-to-dc power supplies, ac-to-dc power supplies and motor drives used in a variety of applications, including avionics, micro solar inverters, power tools and telecommunications.


“as the latest additions to fairchild’s comprehensive line of et mosfets, this new family gives designers greater ‘headroom’ for product designs that can, or must, cope with high temperatures without resorting to heat sinks or other approaches to dissipating heat that increase product cost and complexity,” said suman narayan, vice-president, ifet product line at fairchild. “these new devices continue the fairchild tradition of offering designers solutions that provide significantly more design margin over competitive offerings.” 

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for product information: https://www.fairchildsemi.com/product-technology/extended-temp-mosfets/index.html?utm_source=press_release&utm_medium=pr&utm_term=&utm_content=pr_et_mid-voltage_mosfet&utm_campaign=et_mosfet

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fairchild has a rich history as a pioneer in the semiconductor industry and that pioneering spirit endures today in our vision for making the world a cleaner and smarter place. we specialize in the development and manufacturing of a complete portfolio of low- to high-power solutions and deliver an amazing design experience to the engineers and system architects who build systems for the mobile, industrial, cloud, automotive, lighting, and computing industries. our foundation is our guiding principles, which recognizes the inseparability of engaged employees and delighted customers, and encourages our employees to simplify, challenge, explore, play, excel, respect, go fast, and be direct. if you use a smart phone, drive a car, own a modern appliance, live and work in comfortable connected buildings, or enjoy film animation, you have experienced fairchild’s power to amaze. please visit us on the web at www.fairchild.com


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editorial contacts:
fairchild semiconductor
bruce fienberg, +1 408-822-2075
director of communications
[email protected]

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