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2N7002X,CJ,MOSFETS

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MOS ,N-ch ,2N7002X ,0.5W ,0.115A ,60V ,SOT-89-3L

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Product number：	MOS-MNM0510W50M0160V10CJ
Manufacturer Product Number：	2N7002X
Manufacturer ：	CJ
Series ：	CJ-MOS
Product Type ：	MOSFETS
Configuration ：	N-ch
Power Dissipation (PD) ：	0.5W
Continuous Drain Current (ID) ：	0.115A
Drain-Source Voltage (V) ：	60V
Package ：	SOT-89-3L
Description：	MOS ,N-ch ,2N7002X ,0.5W ,0.115A ,60V ,SOT-89-3L

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Manufacturer	CJ
Product Series	CJ-MOS
Product Type	MOSFETS
EU RoHS	Compliant(2011/65/EU)
EU REACH	Dose not contain REACH SVHC(1907/2006/EC)

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Lead time： Estimated delivery date 2025-05-27

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Silicon carbide (SiC) power devices need to be used in conjunction with pull-down resistors Silicon carbide (SiC) pull-down resistor usually refers to the resistor used in SiC power devices to control the closing speed of the device. In SiC power devices, due to their high-speed switching characteristics and high peak voltage, high peak currents are generated when the control device is turned off, which can cause equipment failure or electromagnetic interference. Therefore, in SiC power devices, it is necessary to reduce the peak current during the shutdown process by using pull-down resistors to protect the equipment and reduce electromagnetic interference.

What are the solutions to reduce losses in SiC modules? The SiC module loss reduction scheme mainly considers the following four aspects: adopting low voltage and low frequency design, optimizing the driver program, optimizing the structural design, and adopting low side resonance technology.

Introduction to Low Sensitivity SiC Power Modules Low inductance SiC power module refers to a power module that uses silicon carbide (SiC) as a semiconductor material and has a lower inductance value. Compared with traditional silicon (Si) power modules, low inductance SiC power modules have higher switching speed and lower switching losses, thereby improving the efficiency and reliability of the system.

The switching performance of SiC MOSFET is controlled by gate drive The switching performance of SiC MOSFET is controlled by gate drive. Voltage source gate drive (VSG) is the most widely used structure in MOSFETs due to its low cost and simplified structure.

1200V SiC MOSFET tested under short-circuit conditions Short circuit capability of 1200 V SiC MOSFET and overcurrent protection solution using ready-made driver IC. Several design considerations were discussed to ensure accurate measurements. The test results indicate that the short-circuit capability of SiC MOSFET is highly correlated with the drain voltage and gate voltage, but not sensitive to the shell temperature and switching speed. By reducing the gate drive voltage or reducing the bus voltage, a longer endurance time can be achieved, but these solutions will lower the performance of SiC MOSFETs.

SiC MOS driver design SiC MOS driver design is a complex process that requires consideration of many factors, such as electrical performance, thermal characteristics, and packaging selection. To improve reliability and performance, the following aspects should be considered:

Prospect sharing of silicon carbide (SiC) substrate sheets Silicon carbide (SiC) substrate is one of the key materials for manufacturing SiC devices, which can provide high lattice matching, low defect density, and high-quality surface flatness. With the continuous expansion of the silicon carbide power device market, silicon carbide substrate sheets have also been widely used and are expected to continue to maintain rapid growth in the coming years.

MOS transistor as a special driving circuit for switch transistor applications (commutation circuit) MOS transistor is a special driving circuit (commutation circuit) used as a switching transistor. Compared with ordinary transistor, MOS transistor has many advantages. However, when applied as a high-power switch transistor, due to the capacitive input characteristics of MOS transistor, the input terminal of MOS transistor is equivalent to a small capacitor. The input switch excitation signal is actually in the process of repeatedly charging and discharging this capacitor. During the charging and discharging process, the MOS transistor conducts and closes with a lag, which slows down the process of "on" and "off", which is not allowed by the switching element (increased power consumption, burning out the switch transistor).

Calculation method and formula for MOS transistor losses The losses of MOS transistors can be estimated by calculating their current losses and power losses. Current loss refers to the loss caused by the passage of current inside a MOS transistor, which is due to the resistance loss between electrons and the silicon substrate when passing through the MOS transistor. This loss can be calculated using the following formula:

What is MOSFET VDS ringing? VDS ringing refers to the phenomenon where VDS (DC source drain voltage) oscillates when using silicon carbide MOSFETs. This is due to the special working principle of MOSFET, as MOSFET is a switching device that has the ability to change between on and off states.

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