Toshiba Introduces 650V System Super Junction MOSFET "DTMOS IV" Series

Realizes Top Class¹ Low On Resistance Performance

TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Toshiba Corporation (TOKYO:6502) today announced that it has launched the 4^th generation of its super junction MOSFETs, the "DTMOS IV" series of 650V devices. The "TK14A65W" has been launched as the initial product in the series and full-scale mass production is scheduled to start in August, 2013.
Using the latest single epitaxial process, the series reduces the Ron·A (on resistance per area) by approximately 50%² compared to existing 650V "DTMOS II" series. This allows a line-up of small packages, contributing improved power efficiency and downsizing of products into which they are integrated.

Main Specifications
Part Number	Package	Absolute Maximum Ratings		RDS(ON) Max (Ω)	Qg Typ. (nC)	Ciss Typ. (pF)
		VDSS (V)	ID (A)	VGS=10V
TK14A65W	TO-220SIS	650	13.7	0.25	35	1300

Notes:
[1] As of July, 2013. Research by Toshiba Corporation.
[2] Compared to "TK17A65U".

For more information about the product, please see the product page.
http://www.semicon.toshiba.co.jp/eng/product/new_products/transistor/1324030_37649.html

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