Electrical characteristics – Diodes ZXMS6005DT8 User Manual

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Electrical Characteristics

(@T

A

= +25°C, unless otherwise specified.)

Characteristic Symbol

Min

Typ

Max

Unit

Test

Condition

Static Characteristics
Drain-Source Clamp Voltage

V

DS(AZ)

60 65 70 V

I

D

= 10mA

Off State Drain Current

I

DSS

— — 1

µA

V

DS

= 12V, V

IN

= 0V

— — 2

V

DS

= 36V, V

IN

= 0V

Input Threshold Voltage

V

IN(th)

0.7 1 1.5 V

V

DS

= V

GS

, I

D

= 1mA

Input Current

I

IN

— 60 100

µA

V

IN

= +3V

— 120 200

V

IN

= +5V

Input Current while Over Temperature Active

300

µA

V

IN

= +5V

Static Drain-Source On-State Resistance

R

DS(on)

— 170 250

m

V

IN

= +3V, I

D

= 1A

— 150 200

V

IN

= +5V, I

D

= 1A

Continuous Drain Current (Notes 5 & 9)

I

D

1.4 — —

A

V

IN

= 3V; T

A

= +25

C

1.6 — —

V

IN

= 5V; T

A

= +25

C

Continuous Drain Current (Notes 5 & 8)

1.7 — —

V

IN

= 3V; T

A

= +25

C

1.8 — —

V

IN

= 5V; T

A

= +25

C

Current Limit (Note 11)

I

D(LIM)

2.2 5 —

A

V

IN

= +3V

3.3 7 —

V

IN

= +5V

Dynamic Characteristics
Turn On Delay Time

t

d(on)

— 6 — µs

V

DD

= 12V, I

D

= 1A, V

GS

= 5V

Rise Time

t

r

— 14 — µs

Turn Off Delay Time

t

d(off)

— 34 — µs

Fall Time

f

f

— 19 — µs

Over-Temperature Protection
Thermal Overload Trip Temperature (Note 12)

T

JT

150 175 —

C

Thermal Hysteresis (Note 12)

f

f

— 10 —

C

Notes:

11. The drain current is restricted only when the device is in saturation (see graph ‘typical output characteristic’). This allows the device to be used in the

fully on state without interference from the current limit. The device is fully protected at all drain currents, as the low power dissipation generated

outside saturation makes current limit unnecessary.

12. Over-temperature protection is designed to prevent device destruction under fault conditions. Fault conditions are considered as “outside” normal

operating range, so this part is not designed to withstand over-temperature for extended periods..


































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