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The CP375-CWDM3011N-WN is an N-Channel enhancement-mode MOSFET die manufactured by Central Semiconductor Corp. It features a 62 x 38 mil die size and 7.5 mil thickness, packaged as an unsawn wafer (WN). The device supports a drain-source voltage of 30V and continuous drain current of 11A at 25°C. Electrical characteristics include a maximum on-resistance of 20 mΩ at VGS=10V/ID=11A and 30 mΩ at VGS=4.5V/ID=9.0A. Gate charge is typically 6.3 nC at VDD=15V. Operating junction temperature ranges from -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific suffix 'WN' indicates an unsawn wafer configuration with 100% testing and inked reject dies. Confirm plating requirements, such as PBFREE or TIN/LEAD, are explicitly added to the part number during ordering. Check for End-of-Life status updates, as the CP375 process has been discontinued in favor of the CP406 replacement series.
Select this component when a bare die form factor is required for custom packaging solutions. Ensure the design accommodates the 62 x 38 mil die dimensions and utilizes appropriate wire bonding techniques for the specified gate and source pad areas. Verify that the thermal management strategy supports the 150°C maximum junction temperature rating.
This part belongs to the CP375 medium power N-Channel MOSFET family produced by Central Semiconductor Corp. It is designed specifically for integration into custom power modules rather than standalone surface-mount packages. The product line focuses on providing high-performance silicon dies for OEMs requiring tailored power semiconductor solutions.
The CP375 process is classified as End of Life. Official replacements include the CP406-CWDM3011N-WN for the unsawn wafer format. Evaluate the CP406 specifications to ensure compatibility with existing designs before transitioning orders.
The 'WN' suffix denotes an unsawn wafer configuration where the full wafer is 100% tested and reject dies are inked.
No, this is a bare die intended for custom assembly. Other options like singulated die in trays (CT/CM) exist but require different suffixes.