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Nexperia application specific MOSFETs

ASFETs for PoE, eFuse and relay replacement

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Nexperia’s ASFETs for PoE, eFuse & relay replacement are designed with low-power applications in mind, including Power-over-Ethernet (PoE), low-power inrush management, eFuse and relay replacement. Using the same silicon technology as the bigger ‘ASFETs for hotswap’, these smaller ASFETs deliver enhanced SOA for low-power linear-mode applications in a range of compact DFN2020 (2 x 2 mm) and LFPAK33 (3.3 x 3.3 mm) packages.

 

Key features

  • Enhanced safe operating area (SOA) for superior linear mode operation
  • Low RDSon for low I2R conduction losses
  • 2 mm x 2 mm space-saving DFN2020 package, 60% smaller footprint than LFPAK33
  • Very low IDSS leakage

 

Additional features

  •  ASFETs primary role is to:
    • Safely manage capacitive inrush current when Powered Devices (PD’s) are connected to Power sourcing  Equipment (PSE’s)
    •  Provide current limit & shutdown to safely manage overload conditions & cable faults
       
  • ASFETs for PoE combine industry leading enhanced Safe Operating Area (SOA) and low RDS(on)
  • ASFETs for PoE are available in LFPAK33 (3.3 x 3.3 mm) and space-saving DFN2020 (2 x 2 mm) package
  • ASFETs deliver superior linear-mode capability, power density and thermal efficiency in a compact footprint
  • Enabling designers to squeeze more high-power PoE ports into a compact router / switch
  • Also suitable for eFuse & relay replacement where superior fault tolerance is required

 

Applications

  • Low power PoE applications
  • IEEE802.3at and proprietary PoE solutions
  • Fault tolerant load switch - inrush management and eFuse
  • Battery management applications
  • Relay replacement
  • WIFI hotspots
  • 5G picocells
  • CCTV

Related parts

  • PSMN047-100NSE
  • PSMN071-100NSE


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