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Vishay Intertechnology Industrial-Grade TRANSZORB and Automotive Grade PAR TVS Deliver Peak Pulse Power of 600 W in DFN3820A Package

Featuring Compact 3.8 mm by 2.0 mm Footprint, Low 0.88 mm Profile, and Wettable Flanks, Space-Saving Devices Offer Operating Temperatures to +185 °C

Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. today introduced four new series of surface-mount industrial-grade TRANSZORB and automotive-grade PAR transient voltage suppressors (TVS) in the low profile DFN3820A package with wettable flanks. Providing space-saving solutions for automotive, computer, consumer, and industrial applications, the 6DFNxxA, 6DFNxxxCA, T6NxxA, and T6NxxxCA offer peak pulse power of 600 W at 10/1000 μs and low leakage current down to 1 μA.

The first package in Vishay’s new Power DFN family, the DFN3820A features a compact 3.8 mm by 2.0 mm footprint and an extremely low typical height of 0.88 mm, allowing the Vishay General Semiconductor TVS to make more efficient use of PCB space. Footprint-compatible with the SMP (DO-220AA) package, the DFN3820A is 85 % smaller than the SMB (DO-214AA) and 42 % smaller than the SlimSMAW (DO-221AD), but it keeps peak pulse power dissipation with a 10/1000 μs waveform at 600 W.

The devices released are designed to protect sensitive electronic equipment against voltage transients induced by inductive load switching and lightning. The 6DFNxxA and 6DFNxxxCA TRANSZORB TVS will be used for signal line protection in server power modules, digital media controllers, and AV signal extenders for computer and consumer applications, in addition to industrial robot control boards, process/flow control instruments, and automation systems.

AEC-Q101 qualified and offering high-temperature operation to +185 °C, the T6NxxA and T6NxxxCA PAR TVS are intended for automotive load dump protection. Typical applications will include advanced driver assistance (ADAS), battery management (BMS), electric power steering (EPS), and infotainment systems; central control units; on-board chargers (OBC); DC/DC converters and traction inverters; and electrical motor drives.

The TVS offer excellent clamping capability with a maximum clamping voltage from 16.7 V to 70.1 V for the 6DFNxxA and T6NxxA, and 16.7 V to 137 V for the 6DFNxxxCA and T6NxxxCA. The wettable flanks of their DFN3820A package allow for automatic optical inspection (AOI), eliminating the need for an X-ray inspection. Ideal for automated placement, the rectifiers offer an MSL moisture sensitivity level of 1, per J-STD-020, LF maximum peak of 260 °C. The devices are RoHS-compliant and halogen-free, and their matte tin-plated leads meet the JESD 201 class 2 whisker test.

Device Specification Table:

Series

6DFNxxA

6DFNxxxCA

T6NxxA

T6NxxxCA

Automotive Grade

No

No

Yes

Yes

VBR (V)

12 to 51

12 to 100

12 to 51

12 to 100

VWM (V)

10.2 to 43.6

10.2 to 85.5

10.2 to 43.6

10.2 to 85.5

Max. reverse leakage at VWM (mA)

1.0 to 2.0

PPPM (10/1000 μs) (W)

600

Max. clamping voltage (V)

16.7 to 70.1

16.7 to 137

16.7 to 70.1

16.7 to 137

TJ max. (°C)

175

175

185

185

Polarity

Unidirectional

Bidirectional

Unidirectional

Bidirectional

Package

DFN3820A

Circuit configuration

Single

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