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Could you tell me about CSD16409Q3 and CSD17573Q5B's Identity?

Pokkun
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CSD17573Q5B, CSD16409Q3, CSD16321Q5

Hi members.

As my customers are considering CSD16409Q3 and CSD17573Q5B adoption,
they have asked me the following questions.

Can you tell me?

Can CSD16409Q3 and CSD17573Q5B be considered the similarity series as CSD16321Q?
※Because customers already have experience with using CSD16321Q at customers,if it answe is "yes", it will be easier to adoption.

Their intentions are as follows.
·Is the Process (pre process) the same?
·Is the Packaging (post process) the same?

Best regards,
Masumi Sekiguchi

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    TI__Mastermind 18200 points

    Sekiguchi-san, 

    I have reached out to the owner of our <=30V product line. I hope to get back to you shortly. 

  • 0 in reply to Brett Barr1
    TI__Prodigy 140 points
    Sekiguchi-san,

    The CSD16321Q5 in manufactured in our 25V n-ch process, and it is a 5x6mm QFN package. The CSD16409Q3 is made in a similar 25V n-ch process, but it is in a smaller 3.3x3.3mm QFN package. The CSD17573Q5B is manufactured in our 30V n-ch process, and it is in a 5x6mm QFN package.

    If you would like further details, please feel free to send me a direct email at the address listed below.

    Best regards,
    Kevin O'Connell
    Product Marketing Engineer, Low Voltage FETs

    koconnell@ti.com