Ultra FRFET MOSFETs reduce component count in LCD TVs
March 26, 2010 // Paul Buckley
Fairchild Semiconductor’s solutions for LCD TV power applications provide designers with significant advantages when compared to traditional methodologies in use today.
Fairchild’s latest innovation optimizes component count, simplifies design and offers better reliability – all leading up to significant savings.
Through technological advances, Fairchild’s half-bridge solution – the Ultra FRFET family– optimizes designs by providing best-in-class reverse recovery time (trr) of 35ns~65ns and the industry’s smallest reverse recovery current (1.8 ~ 3.1A). Present LCD TV designs use MOSFETs with two fast recovery diodes (FRDs) and two blocking diodes in a half-bridge circuit to initiate the non-zero voltage switching. The FRDs are used to reduce the reverse recovery current. The blocking diodes prevent the built-in diode of the MOSFET from turning on and eliminate the large reverse recovery current of the diodes. Fairchild’s breakthrough solution eliminates the need for two blocking diodes and two FRDs in the half-bridge circuit, saving board space and as much as 0.20 US Dollars per design.
Additionally, when compared to alternate solutions offering a typical gate charge of only 16 nC, the Ultra FRFET products are instrumental in reducing the turn-on and turn-off losses of the MOSFET through its significantly lower gate charge (Qg(typ) = 11 nC). Fairchild’s Ultra FRFET products also feature a robust dv/dt immunity of 20 V/ns, ensuring reliability and strong EMI performance to protect the LCD TVs from interference.
The devices are part of a comprehensive portfolio of MOSFETs that offer designers a wide range of breakdown voltages (-500 V to 1000 V), state-of-the-art packaging and industry-leading FOM to deliver efficient power management anywhere electronic power conversion is needed.
Availability and Pricing
Samples of the Ultra FRFET family are available now with delivery in 9-11 weeks ARO. Prices in 1,000 quantity pieces are as follows:
FDPF5N50UT 0.30 US Dollars
FDPF10N50UT 0.50 US Dollars
FDPF12N50UT 0.60 US Dollars
FDPF16N50UT 0.80 US Dollars
FDPF6N60ZUT 0.40 US Dollars
FDPF8N60ZUT 0.50 US Dollars
FDPF10N60ZUT 0.65 US Dollars
Datasheets:
FDPF5N50UT
FDPF10N50UT
FDPF12N50UT
FDPF16N50UT
FDPF6N60ZUT
FDPF8N60ZUT
FDPF10N60ZUT
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