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The AM7492N is an N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET manufactured by Analog Power Inc. It features a drain-source voltage rating of 150 V and a continuous drain current of 6.2 A at ambient temperature. The device is designed for surface mount applications, utilizing an 8-PowerVDFN package with dimensions of 5x6 mm. It operates within a junction temperature range of -55°C to 150°C. The component is classified as a single FET suitable for power switching applications requiring high voltage tolerance and moderate current handling capabilities.
Verify the specific datasheet version from Analog Power Inc. to confirm exact thermal resistance values and gate charge parameters, as these are critical for circuit design. Ensure the ordering information matches the required 8-PowerVDFN package variant. Cross-reference pinout diagrams with your PCB layout to prevent mounting errors. Confirm that the 150V rating aligns with your system's peak voltage requirements under all operating conditions.
Select this component when a robust N-channel MOSFET with 150V breakdown is required in a compact surface mount form factor. The 6.2A current rating supports moderate load applications. Consider the 8-PowerVDFN package for its thermal performance relative to standard DFN options. Evaluate the on-resistance characteristics against your efficiency targets. Ensure the gate drive voltage compatibility matches your controller output levels for optimal switching performance.
Analog Power Inc. specializes in power management solutions, including discrete semiconductors like MOSFETs. The AM7492N belongs to their single FET portfolio, targeting applications needing reliable high-voltage switching. The company maintains manufacturing facilities and offices globally to support component distribution. This part represents their focus on providing efficient power control devices for industrial and consumer electronics markets.
No publicly confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Engineers must evaluate alternative N-channel MOSFETs with similar 150V/6.2A ratings and 8-PowerVDFN packages based on specific electrical parameter matching.