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The CP771-CXDM4060P-WN is a bare die P-Channel MOSFET manufactured by Central Semiconductor Corp. It features a 55 x 32 mil die size and 7.5 mil thickness, packaged as an unsawn wafer (WN). The device operates with a drain-source voltage of 40 V and continuous drain current of 6.0 A. Electrical characteristics include a gate-source voltage rating of 25 V, threshold voltage ranging from 1.0 to 3.0 V, and on-resistance values between 48 and 95 mΩ depending on drive conditions. Total gate charge is typically 6.5 nC at 4.5 V gate drive.
Verify the specific suffix requirement when ordering. The WN suffix denotes an unsawn full wafer where reject die are inked. Ensure compatibility with existing CP771 wafer processes, noting that this process is classified as End of Life. Confirm replacement availability through authorized channels or engineering support if transitioning to newer wafer processes.
Select this component for designs requiring a bare die P-Channel MOSFET with high current density and low profile constraints. Evaluate thermal management requirements based on the specified junction temperature range of -55 to +150 °C. Consider the electrical parameters such as rDS(ON) and Qg(tot) to ensure compatibility with the intended drive circuitry and switching frequencies.
This part belongs to the CP771 wafer process family produced by Central Semiconductor Corp. The CP771 process is officially discontinued and classified as End of Life. The manufacturer has transitioned production to the CP805 wafer process as a replacement technology. This product is designed for integration into custom packages via wire bonding techniques.
The official replacement for the CP771-CXDM4060P-WN is the CP805-CXDM4060P-WN. Designers should verify mechanical and electrical compatibility when migrating from the discontinued CP771 wafer process to the new CP805 process.
The WN suffix indicates that the device is supplied as an unsawn full wafer. All dies are 100% tested, and any reject dies are marked with ink.
No, the CP771 wafer process is discontinued and classified as End of Life (EOL). It has been replaced by the CP805 wafer process.