matched P & N Mosfets ?

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exxos

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Hey all,

Trying to find a actual matched P & N chan mosfet, Around 100V,
20W,10A,0.1RDS.
Anyone know of any mosfets or companies I can try for such things ?
I've tried about 5 top companies now and while they list all very nice N
chan devices, they never match thier P chan devices.

Thanks,
Chris
 
You will have to go through the spec sheets, and select the types that
look as close as possible. Then buy up a fair number of them, and do
your own tests to determine their characteristics. You need the proper
test setup to do this type of thing.

This is what we were doing when we needed matched devices that were not
normally sold as matched. Many of the high end manufactures will do
this, to have matched devices that they can trust to be matched.

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Jerry G.
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Hey all,

Trying to find a actual matched P & N chan mosfet, Around 100V,
20W,10A,0.1RDS.
Anyone know of any mosfets or companies I can try for such things ?
I've tried about 5 top companies now and while they list all very nice N
chan devices, they never match thier P chan devices.

Thanks,
Chris
 
exxos wrote...
Trying to find a actual matched P & N chan mosfet, Around 100V,
20W,10A,0.1RDS.
Anyone know of any mosfets or companies I can try for such things?
I've tried about 5 top companies now and while they list all very
nice N chan devices, they never match thier P chan devices.
Hitachi (now Renesas) has parts that are fairly well matched in
their datasheet properties. Like Jerry says, you're on your own
for measured and sorted matching, but I'd start with their parts.


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Thanks,
- Win
 
In addition to Winfield's remarks, I would check out International
rectifier (http://www.irf.com/), Siliconix (now a Vishay company,
http://www.vishay.com/company/brands/siliconix/) and Fairchild
(http://www.fairchildsemi.com/)

All of these have good devices, and if you have a good rep /
distributor, they can talk to the companies and get suggestions if you
tell them the application you are working on.

Cheers

PeteS
 

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