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AOS Introduces 80V and 100V Automotive Grade MOSFETs in TOLL Package Technology

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Update time : 2024-01-06 09:16:04
        Alpha and Omega Semiconductor Limited (AOS, NASDAQ:AOSL), a leading supplier of power semiconductors and chips with design, development, manufacturing and global sales, has introduced 80V and 100V MOSFETs for electric vehicle applications in TO-Leadless ("TOLL") packages. TOLL) package.
        The AOS TOLL package is designed to optimize power semiconductor devices to become critical components in the development of electric vehicles, especially in applications such as two- and three-wheeled and other light-duty vehicles. Ideally suited for automotive BLDC motors and EV battery management applications, this new package will help R&D designers stay on top of the current trend of utilizing the latest battery technology to electrify their vehicles to achieve the goal of zero emissions from clean energy.
        The AOS automotive-grade TOLL package is designed to achieve the highest current capability using a unique AOS innovation that introduces clip technology to enable high overcurrent capability at the same voltage level. Compared to other packages in the industry that utilize standard wire bonding, the clip is able to withstand higher currents with lower package resistance and parasitic inductance, as well as improved EMI performance. The combination of low on-resistance and high current flow capability enables designers to reduce the number of MOSFETs in parallel in high-current applications, helping to meet higher power density requirements and enhancing device robustness and reliability.
        The AOTL66810Q (80V) and AOTL66912Q (100V) offer a 30 percent reduction in board area compared to the TO-263 (D2PAK) package, providing a more compact solution for space-constrained designs. These new devices in TOLL packages are AEC-Q101 compliant, PPAP ready and manufactured in IATF 16949 certified facilities to meet the stringent requirements of electric vehicle applications, and AOS TOLL packages are also compatible with Automatic Optical Inspection (AOI) manufacturing requirements.
        The AOS automotive-grade TOLL package utilizes clip packaging technology for more reliable performance," said Peter H. Wilson, director of marketing for the AOS MOSFET product line. The selection of the AOTL66810Q and AOTL66912Q allows for simplified circuit design and greater overcurrent capability with fewer devices in parallel, resulting in overall system cost savings."
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