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DirectFET®; MOSFET: Device markings and Pad Numeration

Contact Configuration


  • The source and gate connections are made directly to the die surface, while the remainder of the surface is coated with passivation.
  • The drain connection is formed by a plated copper can, which is bonded to the drain side of the silicon die. Both the can’s contact areas, must be soldered to the substrate (one might act merely as a mechanical anchor).
NOTE: Using tracks of similar size under both drain contacts will help to ensure that the device does not tilt during reflowing!



Suggested PAD numbering

If pad numbering is required to produce a component outline within the library of a CAD system, International Rectifier recommends that the convention shown in Fig. 2 is adopted. This makes it easier to discuss any issues that may arise during design and assembly.


IR’s proprietary DirectFET®; technology is covered by US Patent 6,624,522 and other US and foreign pending patent applications.

 
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