The DK5V45R20 is a two‑pin synchronous rectifier chip with integrated 45 V NMOS, ultra‑low VF and high efficiency for USB chargers, adapters and LED drivers.
About this manual
The DK5V45R20 is a simple, high‑efficiency synchronous rectifier chip that integrates a 45 V, 20 mΩ NMOS transistor. It requires only two pins (A and K) that correspond to the anode and cathode of a Schottky diode, eliminating the need for external components and reducing conduction loss.
The device operates with a self‑powered system, providing start‑up voltage (VCC_ON) of 7.6 V and shut‑down voltage (VCC_OFF) of 3.5 V. It is suitable for flyback (PSR, SSR) applications such as USB chargers, adapters and LED drivers, and can be used in DCM & QR modes. The chip is supplied in an SM‑7 package compatible with TO‑277. This manual is written in Chinese.
What's inside
- Product Overview
- Main Features
- Typical Applications
- Pin Configuration
- Absolute Maximum Ratings
- Electrical Characteristics
- Functional Description
- Typical Application Circuits
- Package Dimensions
- Tape & Reel Information
Specifications
| NMOS source‑drain breakdown voltage (V(BR)DSS) | 45 V |
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| Maximum continuous drain current (ID) | 35 A |
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| Maximum power dissipation (PDMAX) | 1 W |
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| Thermal resistance junction‑to‑ambient (RθJA) | 76 °C/W |
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| Startup voltage (VCC_ON) | 7.6 V |
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| Shutdown voltage (VCC_OFF) | 3.5 V |
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| On‑resistance (RDS_ON) | 20 mΩ |
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| Maximum switching frequency (FS_MAX) | 100 kHz |
Frequently asked questions
What package does the DK5V45R20 use?
The chip is supplied in an SM‑7 package that is compatible with the TO‑277 package.
Can the DK5V45R20 be used in CCM mode?
No, the DK5V45R20 cannot be used in CCM mode; a different version such as DK5V45R20C or DK5V45R20S must be selected.
What is the startup voltage required for the chip?
The startup voltage (VCC_ON) is specified as 7.6 V.
What is the maximum continuous current rating?
The maximum continuous drain current (ID) is 35 A.