• CSD17585F5: CSD17585F5 and CSD15380F3

  

  user5237708

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CSD15380F3 Tool/software: Hello, would the plating of the terminals on the CSD15380F3 and CSD17585F5 also be: ENiAu=1 um Ni, 0.08 um Au Thank-you

  • 1 month ago
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• CSD17585F5: CSD17585F5

  

  Sean Reeder

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Tool/software: I'm currently experiencing issues in the reflow process used for this component and would like to see if any documentation for the soldering process/footprint is available?

  • 6 months ago
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• CSD17585F5: Chip out on component body

  

  Bryan Neal

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Tool/software: We are seeing a wide range of chip outs on the component body (post SMT processing) and we would like to under if there is an acceptability requirement.

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  • 30 days ago
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• CSD17585F5: Why solder paste is bigger than land pattern

  

  Ryo Akashi

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Hello experts, Could you tell me why solder paste area(0.39x0.2) is bigger than land pattern(0.39x0.15)? From FemtoFET Surface Mount Guide, it seems to *improve solder paste transfer efficiency. Is it correct? https://www.ti…

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  • over 3 years ago
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• CSD17585F5: Layout land pattern

  

  Kai Lai

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Hi Team, If customer design the pattern width from 6mil to 7mil, any risk do you think? I think it should be OK, since that is not a big change. At least 7mil pattern width in each is their factory rule. Thanks! Ka…

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  • over 4 years ago
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• CSD17585F5: quality question

  

  Peter Bergsma

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 The body of the component is made of glass and we regularly see damage to this component in the form of chipped corners. We looked for replacement, but this component footprint is quite unique. We would like to inquire: …

  • over 4 years ago
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• CSD17585F5: CSD17585F5 Vgs maximum value

  

  Sunset

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Hello Team, by the CSD17585F5 is written that the maximum Vgs should be +20V. On other MOS datasheet from other vendors I do see that they do specify max +-20Vgs for an N channel MOS. What does really mean -20V within the spec…

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  • over 6 years ago
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• CSD17585F5: TI MOSFET Max Frequency

  

  Jayce Luo

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  Part Number: CSD17585F5 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: CSD17313Q2 Hi TI expert, Could you please tell me what's the max switching frequency of TI's MOSFET, such as CSD17585F5 and CSD17313Q2. What's the max frequency square waveform of it can work…

  • over 5 years ago
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• RE: CSD17585F5: Unencrypted SPICE model - link does not work.

  

  John Wallace1

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  Hi Chuck, Thanks for your interest in TI FETs. I checked just now and the unencrypted PSpice model is available in the CSD17585F5 product folder under the Design & development tab. I am also including a link. All of our FET models were updated to unencrypted…

  • over 5 years ago
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• RE: CSD17585F5: unencrypted spice model

  

  John Wallace1

  Hi Koen, Thanks for your interest in TI FETs. TI recently started to replace the encrypted PSpice models with unencrypted ones. I checked this morning and the PSpice model in the CSD17585F5 product folder on TI.com is now unencrypted. I suggest you…

  • over 5 years ago
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