250V N-CHANNEL ENHANCEMENT MODE MOSFET
SUMMARY
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DESCRIPTION
This 250V enhancement mode N-channel MOSFET provides users with a
competitive specification offering efficient power handling capability, high
impedance and is free from thermal runaway and thermally induced
secondary breakdown. Applications benefiting from this device include a
variety of Telecom and general high voltage circuits.
SOT223 and SOT23-6 versions are also available.
FEATURES
High voltage
•
Low on-resistance
•
• Fast switching speed
• Low gate drive
• Low threshold
• Complementary P-channel Type ZVP4525G
• SOT223 package
APPLICATIONS
•
Earth Recall and dialling switches
•
Electronic hook switches
•
High Voltage Power MOSFET Drivers
•
Telecom call routers
•
Solid state relays
ORDERING INFORMATION
DEVICE REEL SIZE
(inches)
ZVN4525ZTA 7 8mm embossed 1000 units
TAPE WIDTH (mm) QUANTITY
PER REEL
ZVN4525Z
SOT89
S
D
Top View
D
G
DEVICE MARKING
N52
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ZVN4525Z
ABSOLUTE MAXIMUM RATINGS.
PARAMETER SYMBOL LIMIT UNIT
V
Drain-Source Voltage
Gate Source Voltage V
Continuous Drain Current (V
=10V; TA=25°C)(a)
GS
=10V; TA=70°C)(a)
(V
GS
Pulsed Drain Current (c)
Continuous Source Current (Body Diode) I
Pulsed Source Current (Body Diode) I
Power Dissipation at T
=25°C (a)
A
DSS
GS
I
D
I
D
I
DM
S
SM
P
D
Linear Derating Factor
Operating and Storage Temperature Range T
j:Tstg
THERMAL RESISTANCE
PARAMETER SYMBOL VALUE UNIT
Junction to Ambient (a) R
Junction to Ambient (b) R
θJA
θJA
250 V
±40
240
192
mA
mA
1.44 A
1.1 A
1.44 A
1.2
9.6
mW/°C
-55 to +150 °C
103 °C/W
50 °C/W
V
W
NOTES
(a) For a device surface mounted on 25mm x 25mm FR4 PCB with high coverage of single sided 1oz copper,
in still air conditions
(b) For a device surface mounted on FR4 PCB measured at t⭐5 secs.
(c) Repetitive rating - pulse width limited by maximum junction temperature. Refer to Transient Thermal
NB High Voltage Applications
For high voltage applications, the appropriate industry sector guidelines should be considered with regard to
voltage spacing between conductors.
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