MDF13N50: Top Choice in United States (USA) Utsource Holding Company Limited

Description

Parameter	Symbol	Min	Typ	Max	Unit	Description
Drain-Source Voltage	V_DS	-	-	500	V	Maximum drain-to-source voltage
Gate-Source Voltage	V_GS	-20	-	20	V	Maximum gate-to-source voltage
Continuous Drain Current	I_D	-	13	-	A	Continuous drain current at T_C = 25°C
Pulse Drain Current	I_Dpeak	-	45	-	A	Pulse drain current (t_p = 10 μs)
Power Dissipation	P_D	-	-	130	W	Maximum power dissipation
Junction Temperature	T_J	-	-	175	°C	Maximum junction temperature
Storage Temperature	T_STG	-65	-	150	°C	Operating temperature range
Total Gate Charge	Q_G	-	120	-	nC	Total gate charge
Input Capacitance	C_iss	-	1800	-	pF	Input capacitance at V_DS = 300 V
Output Capacitance	C_oss	-	300	-	pF	Output capacitance at V_DS = 300 V
Reverse Transfer Capacitance	C_rss	-	200	-	pF	Reverse transfer capacitance at V_DS = 300 V
On-State Resistance	R_DS(on)	-	0.18	-	Ω	On-state resistance at V_GS = 10 V, I_D = 13 A
Threshold Voltage	V_GS(th)	2	4	6	V	Gate threshold voltage

Handling and Storage:
- Store the MDF13N50 in a dry, cool environment to prevent moisture damage.
- Handle the device with care to avoid static discharge, which can damage the internal components.
Mounting:
- Ensure proper heat sinking to manage the maximum power dissipation.
- Use a thermal compound between the device and the heat sink to improve thermal conductivity.
Biasing:
- Apply the gate voltage carefully to avoid exceeding the maximum gate-source voltage (V_GS).
- Ensure that the gate drive circuitry is designed to provide the required gate charge (Q_G).
Operation:
- Do not exceed the maximum drain-source voltage (V_DS) or continuous drain current (I_D).
- Monitor the junction temperature (T_J) to ensure it remains within safe limits.
Pulse Operation:
- For pulse operation, ensure that the pulse width and frequency do not exceed the specified limits for pulse drain current (I_Dpeak).
Capacitance Considerations:
- Account for the input (C_iss), output (C_oss), and reverse transfer (C_rss) capacitances in your circuit design to avoid unwanted oscillations or instability.
Safety:
- Always follow safety guidelines when working with high voltages and currents.
- Use appropriate protective equipment and grounding techniques to prevent electrical hazards.

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