CPS Power MOSFETs

Most CPS MOSFETs have a maximum junction temperature of 150°C or 175°C depending on the specific series. Always refer to the datasheet for exact ratings. For reliable operation, designs should target maximum junction temperatures below 125°C under normal operating conditions.

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CPS MOSFET part numbers typically indicate voltage rating, current capability, and package type. For example, CSxxN65 indicates a 650V N-channel MOSFET in the CS series. Contact our FAE team for detailed part number decoding assistance.

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N-channel MOSFETs have lower Rds(on) for the same die size and are generally preferred for high-current applications. P-channel MOSFETs are used when high-side switching with simple gate drive is required, but have higher conduction losses. N-channel devices are more common in power applications.

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Always handle MOSFETs in ESD-controlled environments. Use proper grounding, ESD mats, and wrist straps. During PCB assembly, ensure proper ESD protection measures. Some MOSFETs include internal ESD protection, but external protection may be needed for harsh environments.

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Yes, CPS offers AEC-Q101 qualified MOSFETs specifically for automotive applications. These devices meet stringent automotive reliability requirements including extended temperature ranges and enhanced quality standards. Look for automotive-grade part numbers or contact our FAE team for recommendations.

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