New from ON Semiconductor are two electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection devices housed in its new, ultra-small 0201 Dual Silicon No-Lead (DSN-2) package measuring just 0,6 x 0,3 x 0,3 mm. The company’s first offerings in the new package are the ESD11N5.0ST5G and ESD11B5.0ST5G, which are an expansion of its high-performance off-chip ESD protection portfolio.
The ESD11N is a 0,6 pF device that utilises patented integrated ESD technology which enhances clamping performance while maintaining low capacitance. The low capacitance value ensures that this device has negligible impact on the signal integrity of high-speed data lines, making it suitable for applications such as USB2.0 and HDMI. In addition, the ESD11N maintains less than 0,5 dB insertion loss up to 3 GHz and excellent capacitance linearity over voltage and frequency, making it suitable for protecting high frequency antenna lines with minimal effects. The ESD11B is a 15 pF device for general-purpose and low-speed data lines that have tight board designs with limited room.
Both new ESD products clamp an input ESD waveform of 8 kV per the IEC61000-4-2 contact standard, to less than 10 V in a matter of nanoseconds.
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