The APT5024BVR is a 500V, 21A Power MOS 7® MOSFET from Advanced Power Technology (APT). This MOSFET is engineered for high-speed switching applications, providing efficient performance with a low on-resistance (Rds(on)). It incorporates APT's advanced Power MOS 7® technology, known for its exceptional ruggedness and avalanche capability, making it suitable for demanding power electronic circuits.
Applications
- Switch Mode Power Supplies (SMPS)
- Power Factor Correction (PFC) circuits
- DC-DC converters
- Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPS)
- Motor drives and controls
Features
- Low On-Resistance (Rds(on)): Minimizes conduction losses and enhances efficiency.
- High Voltage Capability: Withstanding 500V, ensuring robust operation.
- High Current Capability: Supporting a continuous drain current of 21A.
- Fast Switching Speed: Reduces switching losses and improves overall efficiency.
- Avalanche Energy Rated: Guarantees ruggedness and reliability in demanding applications.
- Power MOS 7® Technology: APT's advanced MOSFET technology contributes to superior performance.
Benefits
- Improved Efficiency: Low Rds(on) and rapid switching speed minimize power losses, leading to higher overall system efficiency.
- Enhanced Reliability: Avalanche energy rating guarantees robust and long-term reliable operation.
- Simplified Design: The robust characteristics of the MOSFET simplify circuit design requirements.
- Increased Power Density: High voltage and current capability allows for designing more compact and efficient power converters.
- Reduced Cooling Requirements: Lower power dissipation reduces the requirements for complex cooling systems.
Additional Details
The APT5024BVR is typically packaged in a TO-247 or similar through-hole format. Key specifications include a typical Rds(on) of around 0.24 ohms, and a gate charge (Qg) of approximately 45 nC. It is designed to operate over a wide temperature spectrum. Due to its status as END-OF-LIFE, it's prudent to verify stock availability and explore alternative components for new projects.
