Philips Semiconductors

Product Specification

Logic level TOPFET

PIP3102-R

LIMITING VALUES

Limiting values in accordance with the Absolute Maximum Rating System (IEC 134)

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

MAX.

UNIT

Continuous voltage

V

DS

Drain source voltage

1

V

-

50

V

Continuous currents

I

D

Drain current

V

-

self -

A

limited

V

-

30

A

I

I

Input current

-5

5

mA

I

F

Flag current

-5

5

mA

I

P

Protection supply current

-5

5

mA

Thermal

P

tot

Total power dissipation

T

-

90

W

T

stg

Storage temperature

-55

175

˚C

T

j

Junction temperature

2

continuous

-

150

˚C

T

sold

Mounting base temperature

during soldering

-

260

˚C

ESD LIMITING VALUE

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

MAX.

UNIT

V

C

Electrostatic discharge capacitor

Human body model;

-

2

kV

voltage

C = 250 pF; R = 1.5 k

Ω

OVERLOAD PROTECTION LIMITING VALUE

With an adequate protection supply

For overload conditions an n-MOS

The drain current is limited to

connected, TOPFET can protect

transistor turns on between the

reduce dissipation in case of short

itself from two types of overload -

input and source to quickly

circuit load. Refer to OVERLOAD

overtemperature and short circuit

discharge the power MOSFET

CHARACTERISTICS.

load.

gate capacitance.

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

REQUIRED CONDITION

MIN.

MAX.

UNIT

Overload protection

3

protection supply

V

DS

Drain source voltage

V

0

35

V

OVERVOLTAGE CLAMPING LIMITING VALUES

At a drain source voltage above 50 V the power MOSFET is actively turned on to clamp overvoltage transients.

SYMBOL

PARAMETER

CONDITIONS

MIN.

MAX.

UNIT

Inductive load turn off

I

E

DSM

Non-repetitive clamping energy

T

-

350

mJ

E

DRM

Repetitive clamping energy

T

-

45

mJ

1 Prior to the onset of overvoltage clamping. For voltages above this value, safe operation is limited by the overvoltage clamping energy.

2 A higher T

3 All control logic and protection functions are disabled during conduction of the source drain diode. If the protection circuit was previously

latched, it would be reset by this condition.

October 2002

2

Rev 1.000