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Regarding SiC MOSFET

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Tejasri
Tejasri Contributor Level 1
edited August 2022 in General

Hi,

I want to know whether through hole and SMD SiC MOSFET's with Drain-source voltage VDS >= 1700V, drain current Id <= 5A, automotive or ASIL D qualified are .available.

Please let me know ASAP.


Thank you,

Tejasri.

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  • TBhatia
    TBhatia Wolfspeed Admin - Contributor Level 5
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    Hello, thank you for your message. A member of our technical team is looking into your questions and we will respond shortly.  

  • Tejasri
    Tejasri Contributor Level 1
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    Thank you for your response.

  • SiC_Power_Admin
    SiC_Power_Admin Wolfspeed Admin - Contributor Level 4
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    Hi Tejasri - thanks for posting. Currently, we do not have an automotive 1700V device in either TO or SMD package. We are however investigating this and would be interested to know your intended application.

    Also, we (or other MOSFET suppliers) do not develop our products through the ISO26262 flow and no SEooC is conducted either.

  • Tejasri
    Tejasri Contributor Level 1
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    Hi,

    Thank you for your response. our application is HV flyback power supply. please let us know if any SiC MOSFETS available in future with above mentioned parameters.

  • TBhatia
    TBhatia Wolfspeed Admin - Contributor Level 5
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    Hi, I hope that this answered your question. I will close this discussion for now but if you have a follow up question, please "Start a New Discussion" and we would be glad to support you further.

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