Nexperia, the pioneer in essential semiconductors, has introduced the PMCB60XN and PMCB60XNE 30V N-channel small-signal trench MOSFETs, with RDS(on) in the ultra-compact wafer-level DSN1006 package, to make energy go further where space is tight and battery runtime is critical.

Minimise energy losses and increase efficiency

Ideal for highly miniaturised electronics like smartphones, smart watches, hearing aids, and earphones, the new MOSFETs support the trend toward greater intelligence and richer functionality that raise system power demand.

With RDS(on) up to 25% better than competing devices, they minimise energy losses and increase efficiency in load switching and battery management. Their superior performance also reduces self-heating thereby enhancing user comfort in wearable devices.

Lower resistance 

PMCB60XN and PMCB60XNE have maximum RDS(on) of 50mΩ and 55mΩ respectively

Specifically, the PMCB60XN and PMCB60XNE have maximum RDS(on) of 50mΩ and 55mΩ respectively, at VGS = 4.5V. This gives them the lowest on-resistance per die area among similar 30V MOSFETs in the market.

In addition, the PMCB60XNE comes with ESD protection rated to 2kV (human body model – HBM) integrated into the tiny 1.0mm × 0.6mm × 0.2mm DSN1006 outline. Both MOSFETs are rated for drain current up to 4A.

Efficiency

In addition to these two MOSFETs in DSN1006, Nexperia has also introduced the PMCA14UN, a 12V, N-channel trench MOSFET in a DSN1010 package.

With max RDS(on) of 16mΩ at VGS = 4.5 V, the PMCA14UN delivers efficiency in the 0.96mm × 0.96mm × 0.24mm (SOT8007) outline. The 30V PMCB60XN and PMCB60XNE, and 12V PMCA14UN, are in production now and available from Nexperia. 

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