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The CP775-CWDM3011P is a bare die P-Channel MOSFET manufactured by Central Semiconductor Corp. It features a 90 x 60 mil die size and a 5.5 mil thickness, designed for ultra-low profile integration via standard wire bonding. The device supports a drain-source voltage of 30V and a continuous drain current of 11A. Electrical characteristics include a maximum on-resistance of 20 mΩ at VGS=10V and ID=11A, with a gate threshold voltage ranging from 1.0V to 3.0V. Operating junction temperature spans -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix required for your packaging needs, such as CT for singulated die in waffle pack or WN for unsawn wafer. Confirm plating options like PBFREE if applicable. Note that the CP775 process is classified as End of Life; ensure procurement aligns with last-time buy windows or transition to the designated replacement series.
Select this component when an ultra-thin form factor is critical for board space optimization. Ensure the application requires a P-Channel enhancement-mode device capable of handling 30V and 11A. Verify compatibility with standard die attach and wire bond processes. Consider the EOL status and evaluate the CP802 series if long-term supply continuity is a primary constraint.
This part belongs to the CP775 wafer process family, which is currently discontinued. It serves as a medium-power discrete semiconductor component intended for custom assembly into various packages or direct integration into hybrid circuits. The product line focuses on providing high-performance silicon solutions for specialized power electronics designs.
The CP775-CWDM3011P is replaced by the CP802-CWDM3011P series. Matching the specific suffix (e.g., -CT, -CM, -WN) is essential for identical packaging configuration. Review the CP802 datasheet for any updated mechanical or electrical tolerances before finalizing the substitution.
No, the CP775 wafer process is classified as End of Life (EOL). Customers should transition to the CP802-CWDM3011P series.
Options include unsawn wafers (WN), sawn wafers on plastic rings (WR), and singulated die in waffle packs (CT or CM).