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GPIHV30SB5L is listed in the Single FETs, MOSFETs range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists GaNPower. Its product description is GANFET N-CH 1200V 30A TO263-5L. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The GPIHV30SB5L is an N-channel 1200V Power GaN HEMT in a TO-263-5L package. It features a typical Rdson of 65mΩ, Ids of 30A, and Qg of 8.25nC. The device has a Vgs(th) of 1.4V, Ciss of 236pF, and zero reverse recovery charge (Qrr). Thermal resistance RthJC is 0.9°C/W, with a max junction temperature of 150°C.
Verify the specific datasheet version against the manufacturer's official documentation to ensure accuracy of electrical parameters. Confirm that the TO-263-5L package configuration matches the required PCB footprint and thermal management strategy. Ensure gate drive circuits are optimized for the device's high dv/dt characteristics and negative voltage requirements.
Select this component for applications requiring high efficiency and compact size at voltages up to 1200V. Consider its zero Qrr advantage over silicon MOSFETs and IGBTs. Evaluate the need for specialized drivers due to different gate voltage requirements compared to traditional silicon devices. Assess thermal performance based on the specified junction-to-case resistance.
This device belongs to the GaNPower International Inc. GPIHV series of E-mode GaN on silicon technology. It is designed to replace silicon counterparts in high-frequency power conversion systems. The product line targets markets demanding superior power density and ultra-high switching frequencies.
Direct pin-to-pin replacement for silicon MOSFETs or IGBTs is not recommended without circuit redesign. Specialized gate drivers and optimized PCB layouts are necessary to manage parasitics and high slew rates. Verify compatibility with existing thermal solutions.
No. Due to different gate driving voltage requirements and extremely high dv/dt capabilities, special drivers and optimized PCB layouts are recommended.
No. GaN HEMTs have no inherent PN junction diodes causing reverse recovery issues and can operate in both first and third quadrants.
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