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The DMN1006UCA6-7 is a dual N-channel enhancement mode MOSFET from Diodes Incorporated, housed in an X3-DSN2718-6 package. It features a source-source breakdown voltage of 12V and a typical on-resistance of 5.3mΩ at VGS=3.8V. The device supports a maximum continuous source current of 16.6A at TA=+25°C with VGS=4.5V. Dynamic characteristics include a total gate charge of 35.2nC and input capacitance of 2,360pF. Operating temperature ranges from -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix '-7' corresponds to the 3000-unit tape and reel packaging format. Confirm that the component meets RoHS 3 and halogen-free requirements as defined by the manufacturer's green product standards. Ensure compatibility with NiPdAu terminal finishes for soldering processes.
Select this component when low on-state resistance is critical for high-efficiency power management. Evaluate thermal performance based on the junction-to-ambient resistance values provided for different mounting conditions. Consider the 12V breakdown voltage limit and the specific gate threshold requirements for the target application logic levels.
This part belongs to the DMN series of N-channel MOSFETs designed for minimizing conduction loss while maintaining superior switching performance. The X3-DSN2718-6 case type represents a specific small outline package variant optimized for surface mount technology applications requiring minimal board area.
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At an ambient temperature of +70°C with VGS=4.5V, the maximum continuous source current decreases to 13.2A.
The static source-source on-resistance increases as the junction temperature rises from -55°C to +150°C, as illustrated in the typical on-resistance versus junction temperature graphs.
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