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The SLA5074 is a N-channel power MOSFET manufactured by Sanken Electric USA Inc., designed for 5-phase motor drive applications. It features a drain-source voltage rating of 60 V and a continuous drain current of 5 A, with a pulsed current capacity of 8 A under specified conditions. The device utilizes a 15-pin SLA package with an integrated heatsink fin. Key electrical characteristics include a maximum on-resistance of 0.3 Ω at VGS=4V and ID=3A, and a threshold voltage ranging from 1.0 V to 2.0 V. Thermal performance is defined by a junction-to-air thermal resistance of 26 °C/W without a heatsink.
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Select this component when designing 5-phase motor drivers requiring a 60 V rating and up to 5 A continuous current. Ensure the PCB layout accommodates the 15-pin SLA package dimensions and provides adequate copper area for thermal management. Evaluate the thermal resistance constraints based on whether a heatsink is utilized, as the junction-to-air resistance differs significantly between mounted and unmounted states.
This component belongs to Sanken Electric's specialized series of power MOSFETs tailored for multi-phase motor control. Unlike standard discrete MOSFETs, the SLA5074 integrates a dedicated heatsink fin within its lead frame design. This structural feature distinguishes it from general-purpose switching devices, optimizing it specifically for the thermal and spatial demands of 5-phase BLDC motor applications.
SLA5074MPRT
The SLA5074 supports a pulsed drain current of 8 A, provided the pulse width is less than or equal to 1 ms and the duty cycle does not exceed 25%.
The isolation voltage is rated at 1000 Vrms AC between the heatsink fin and the lead pins.
Typical switching parameters include a turn-on delay of 16 ns, rise time of 65 ns, turn-off delay of 70 ns, and fall time of 45 ns, measured under specific test conditions.