Webinar: CoolMOS S7T with integrated junction temperature sensor
22 November 2023
Power Electronics / Power Management
Today’s solid-state relays (SSR) have limited controllability and output current, and their high-power dissipation of 1 W/A makes them a low-power-dense solution in high-power applications. New SJ FET-based SSRs can overcome these limitations. They enable an SSR solution with higher reliability and increased power density. However, today’s standard FET technologies have a high RDS(on) resulting in a large chip. Thus, they are significantly more expensive, and protection and control features can only be realised via external circuits.
Two of Infineon’s experts, both specialised in developing next-gen FET-based SSRs, will present the new CoolMOS S7T with integrated junction temperature sensor. This new HV SJ MOSFET is an excellent choice for anyone who requires top-of-the-line temperature sensing in high-power applications, where response time plays a crucial role.
Attendees will discover feature and benefits like:
• Unprecendentedly low RDS(on).
• 40% higher temperature sensing accuracy.
• 10 times faster temperature sensor.
• Improved relay performance.
Key takeaways of the webinar will be:
• Sensor integration for improved temperature sensing accuracy and robustness.
• Utilisation of a full power switch operating window for optimal power utilisation of the transistor.
Date: 7 December 2023
Time: 17:00 SAST
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