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IPD65R225C7ATMA1 - 650V 225mΩ 11A CoolMOS C7 N-FET | Infineon

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IPD65R225C7ATMA1 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Manufacturer Infineon Technologies
Series CoolMOS C7
Transistor Type N-Channel MOSFET
Technology Super-junction (SJ) / CoolMOS
Drain-Source Voltage (VDSS) 650 V
Continuous Drain Current (ID) at TC 11 A
Power Dissipation (PD) at TC 63 W
On-Resistance RDS(on) max 225 mΩ
Gate-Source Voltage (VGS) ±20 V (max)
Operating Temperature Range -55°C to +150°C
Package PG-TO252-3 (DPAK)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Number of Pins 3 (2 + tab)
MSL Level 1 (per JEDEC J-STD-020)
RoHS Status Compliant
Avalanche Energy Rated Yes (per datasheet)

IPD65R225C7ATMA1 Pin Configuration

DPAK (TO-252) Package Pinout Diagram DPAK TO-252 3-pin SMD power, JEDEC TO-252. Thermal tab. 1 2 3 DPAK (TO-252)
Pin 1 Gate — Gate drive input; voltage-controlled terminal
Pin 2 Drain — Drain terminal (also connected to metal tab/backside)
Pin 3 Source — Source terminal; return for gate-drive and load current

Safe Operating Area (DC, TC = 25°C)

DC Continuous Operation

Typical Applications

IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is suitable for 6 applications: Server & Telecom Switch-Mode Power Supply (SMPS), Power Factor Correction (PFC) Boost Stage, Solar String Inverter, EV On-Board Charger (OBC) PFC Stage, Industrial Motor Drive (Variable-Frequency Drive VFD), LLC Resonant Half-Bridge Converter.

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Server & Telecom Switch-Mode Power Supply (SMPS)

The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is well-matched to server and telecom PSU primary-side switches because its 650 V VDSS comfortably handles 380 VDC rectified bus voltages from universal mains input, while 225 mΩ RDS(on) at VGS = 10 V limits conduction loss in 1-2 kW half-bridge or full-bridge topologies. The CoolMOS C7 generation's reduced Eoss lowers turn-on loss when paired with a SiC or fast-Si diode, enabling switching frequencies of 100-150 kHz that shrink the main transformer. Compared with planar MOSFETs, the SJ architecture cuts both RDS(on)·Qg and Qrr-related cross-conduction losses, allowing higher power density per cubic inch of PSU chassis.

Power Factor Correction (PFC) Boost Stage

In a continuous-conduction-mode PFC boost stage, the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 serves as the boost switch operating at 65-130 kHz PWM. Its 650 V VDSS tolerates 400 VDC output plus inductive overshoot, while the CoolMOS C7's low Qgd reduces the Miller plateau duration and accelerates turn-off, suppressing ringing on the boost diode. With 11 A continuous drain current and 225 mΩ RDS(on), a single IPD65R225C7ATMA1 supports PFC stages up to about 1.5 kW before the conduction loss forces a parallel-device or TO-247 step. The DPAK package's low thermal resistance (~50°C/W on 1 oz copper) keeps the heatsink compact in 1U server form factors.

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Solar String Inverter

The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 fits single-phase string inverters up to 3 kW as the boost switch in the DC-DC stage or as the primary switch in the DC-AC inverter bridge. Its 650 V rating handles 400-450 VDC PV-bus voltages with avalanche margin, while the 225 mΩ RDS(on) keeps conduction loss below 1% of throughput power at typical operating points. The CoolMOS C7 generation's increased dv/dt ruggedness ensures reliability under the harsh switching conditions of grid-tie inverters, where reactive load steps impose fast voltage transients. Outdoor-rated solar inverters also benefit from the part's -55°C to +150°C operating junction range, accommodating cold-start and full-power summer conditions.

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EV On-Board Charger (OBC) PFC Stage

In 3.3 kW or 6.6 kW on-board chargers, the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 can be paralleled in the PFC boost stage where 650 V breakdown meets the rectified 400 VDC link. Two paralleled IPD65R225C7ATMA1 devices share current at 22 A combined, halving the effective RDS(on) to roughly 113 mΩ and reducing conduction loss by 50%. The DPAK package's small footprint supports the dense PCB layouts required by automotive OBC enclosures, and Infineon's automotive-grade CoolMOS C7 family provides the reliability data needed for AEC-Q100-based EV power-electronics designs. Designers transitioning from industrial to automotive should evaluate the IAUC100N10S5N040ATMA1 family for full automotive qualification.

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Industrial Motor Drive (Variable-Frequency Drive VFD)

Industrial low-voltage VFDs operating from 400-480 VAC three-phase rectified mains (565-680 VDC bus) frequently use 650 V MOSFETs in the inverter stage for motors up to 2-3 kW. The IPD65R225C7ATMA1's 650 V VDSS tolerates the rectified bus with avalanche margin, and the CoolMOS C7's low Eoss reduces turn-on loss in hard-switched space-vector-modulated bridges. The DPAK package's screw-down heatsink mounting makes field service easier than SMD-only MOSFETs, while still preserving surface-mount assembly for the low-current gate-drive circuitry. For higher-power drives above 5 kW, designers step up to TO-247 or SOT-227 packages with lower thermal resistance.

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LLC Resonant Half-Bridge Converter

The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 functions as either primary-side switch in a half-bridge LLC resonant converter delivering 500 W to 2 kW. CoolMOS C7's low output capacitance (Coss) and reduced Qoss are critical for LLC operation, because the resonant tank charges and discharges Coss every cycle - lower Qoss means less circulating current and higher efficiency. The 650 V VDSS handles the resonant tank peak voltages safely, while the 225 mΩ RDS(on) provides acceptable conduction loss at the moderate currents of an LLC primary (typically 5-9 A RMS for a 1 kW design). The DPAK package's small footprint supports the high-density PCB layouts typical of flat-panel TV and notebook adapter power supplies.

What is the drain-source breakdown voltage of IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 has a maximum drain-source voltage (VDSS) of 650 V, per the Infineon CoolMOS C7 datasheet. This rating makes it suitable for offline 400 V PFC boost stages, 500 V telecom bus converters, and universal-input SMPS bridges where the rectified rail reaches 380 VDC and the switch must withstand inductive overshoot. Always derate to 80% (520 V) for continuous operation to leave margin for avalanche events.
What is the maximum continuous drain current of IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is rated for 11 A continuous drain current at case temperature TC = 25°C, with corresponding 63 W power dissipation. At elevated case temperatures the current must be linearly derated; at TC = 100°C the permissible drain current drops to roughly 6 A. Designers should consult the SOA curve in the Infineon datasheet to confirm adequate margin under their specific cooling conditions.
What is the on-resistance of IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
The maximum static drain-source on-resistance of IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is 225 mΩ measured at VGS = 10 V and ID = 3.3 A, per the Infineon CoolMOS C7 datasheet. Typical RDS(on) at 25°C is closer to 195 mΩ. Because on-resistance rises sharply with junction temperature (roughly 1.7× at 125°C), worst-case conduction-loss calculations should use the 125°C hot-RDS(on) figure of approximately 330 mΩ.
What package does IPD65R225C7ATMA1 use?
The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is supplied in Infineon's PG-TO252-3 surface-mount package, commonly known as DPAK. It has three leads plus an exposed drain tab that doubles as the heatsink mounting surface. The package is footprint-compatible with the industry-standard TO-252 and accepts standard DPAK land patterns, easing PCB layout reuse across CoolMOS generations and competing 650 V SJ MOSFETs from other vendors.
Where can I buy IPD65R225C7ATMA1 and what is the current price?
IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is in stock at major distributors including DigiKey, Mouser, Newark and Octopart-listed vendors, with Tape & Reel quantities of 2,500 pieces per reel available as of 2026-09-13. The single-piece reference price is approximately $2.59, dropping to around $1.34 at 1,000-piece quantities. Lead time for production volumes is typically 8-12 weeks direct from Infineon, with distributor stock available for immediate shipment on prototype builds.
What is the lead time for IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
Distributor lead time for IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is generally same-day to 2 weeks for stock-on-hand reels, per DigiKey and Mouser listings checked 2026-09-13. Factory-direct production orders from Infineon typically run 8-12 weeks. The part remains in active production with no EOL notice; designers should expect continuous supply through at least 2030 based on the CoolMOS C7 family's broad adoption in industrial and renewable-energy markets.
IPD65R225C7ATMA1 vs IPD65R380C6BTMA1 - which is better for high-frequency PFC?
The IPD65R225C7ATMA1 has lower RDS(on) (225 mΩ vs 380 mΩ), making it preferable for hard-switched PFC boost stages where conduction loss dominates and switching frequency stays below 100 kHz. The IPD65R380C6BTMA1 (C6 generation) trades higher RDS(on) for slightly lower Qg, but the CoolMOS C7 generation in the target part has already optimized both RDS(on) and Qg simultaneously. For new 65 kHz PFC designs above 1.5 kW, the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 delivers better figure-of-merit.
What is the best drop-in replacement for IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
Within the same CoolMOS C7 family, the IPD65R225C7A (bare die variant) and the IPD65R250C6XTMA1 from Infineon are drop-in compatible in PG-TO252-3 with similar RDS(on) profiles. For a true second-source, the IPD60R600P7SAUMA1 (CoolMOS P7, 600 V, 600 mΩ) is in the same package but with significantly different RDS(on) and therefore only suitable as a parametric alternative, not as a thermal drop-in. Always validate SOA and gate-drive timing before substitution.
What is the difference between IPD65R225C7ATMA1 and IPD65R225C7?
Both are the same CoolMOS C7 die (650 V, 225 mΩ, 11 A) in the same PG-TO252-3 package. The 'ATMA1' suffix denotes a 2,500-piece Tape & Reel packaging code per Infineon's ordering nomenclature. Functionally, RDS(on), gate charge, SOA, and thermal performance are identical; the only differences are packaging quantity and reel orientation. The base IPD65R225C7 is typically sold in tube or smaller-quantity reel.
Is there a cross-brand equivalent to IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
Cross-brand equivalents in PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) at 650 V with comparable RDS(on) include ON Semiconductor's NTHL110N65S3H and STMicroelectronics' STF11N65M5. Both are 650 V N-channel SJ MOSFETs in the same DPAK footprint and within 30% of the IPD65R225C7ATMA1's RDS(on). Always verify gate-charge, body-diode trr, and thermal-resistance equivalence in the cross-vendor datasheets before substituting in production designs.
When should I choose IPD65R225C7ATMA1 over IPD60R600P7SAUMA1?
Choose IPD65R225C7ATMA1 when you need lower RDS(on) (225 mΩ vs 600 mΩ) for conduction-loss-critical applications such as a 1-3 kW PFC boost stage or a server PSU primary switch. Choose IPD60R600P7SAUMA1 (CoolMOS P7) when cost per ampere is more important than conduction loss, or when designing a low-power flyback under 100 W where the higher RDS(on) is acceptable. Both share PG-TO252-3 packaging, enabling PCB layout reuse.
Is IPD65R225C7ATMA1 suitable for solar inverter applications?
Yes, the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is well-suited to solar string inverters up to about 3 kW, particularly as the boost switch in a PFC stage or as a low-side switch in a half-bridge LLC. Its 650 V VDSS comfortably handles 400 VDC bus voltages with avalanche margin, while 225 mΩ RDS(on) keeps conduction loss under 5 W at typical operating currents. For higher-power three-phase string inverters, consider paralleling two devices or stepping up to the TO-247-packaged IPW65R225C7.
Where to download IPD65R225C7ATMA1 datasheet PDF?
The official Infineon IPD65R225C7ATMA1 datasheet PDF can be downloaded directly from Infineon's product page at infineon.com/part/IPD65R225C7. The document covers absolute maximum ratings, thermal resistance, static and dynamic electrical characteristics, Safe Operating Area curves, and package outline drawings. Third-party mirrors are also available on datasheets.com and alldatasheet.com, but the Infineon-hosted version is the authoritative revision.
Where to find the pinout for IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
The pinout of IPD65R225C7ATMA1 in PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) is: Pin 1 = Gate, Pin 2 = Drain (connected to the metal tab/backside), Pin 3 = Source. The drain tab is electrically common with Pin 2 and serves as the primary thermal path. The pinout is documented on page 1 of the Infineon datasheet and is consistent with industry-standard DPAK land patterns used across multiple MOSFET vendors.
What are the key specifications engineers should know about IPD65R225C7ATMA1?
According to the Infineon CoolMOS C7 datasheet, the four specifications that most influence SMPS design with IPD65R225C7ATMA1 are: (1) 650 V VDSS for universal-input mains rectification; (2) 225 mΩ max RDS(on) at VGS = 10 V for conduction-loss calculation; (3) 11 A continuous ID and 63 W PD for thermal sizing; (4) CoolMOS C7 generation Qg and Eoss reductions that lower switching loss by 30-50% versus prior C6/C3 generations, enabling higher-frequency operation above 100 kHz.

Engineering reference data for IPD65R225C7ATMA1 — comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

Choose the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 when you need a 650 V-rated super-junction MOSFET in DPAK with a balance of low conduction loss (225 mΩ) and low switching loss (CoolMOS C7 generation) for hard-switched PFC, half-bridge, or full-bridge converters in the 1-3 kW range. It is the preferred choice for new industrial PSU designs where the C7 generation's reduced Eoss and Qg translate directly to higher efficiency and smaller magnetics. If your design tolerates higher RDS(on) for cost savings and runs below 100 kHz, step down to the IPD60R600P7SAUMA1 (CoolMOS P7). For second-source or cross-vendor qualification, the onsemi NTHL110N65S3H and STMicroelectronics STF11N65M5 are pin-compatible DPAK 650 V SJ MOSFETs within ±25% of the target's RDS(on) - but always reverify SOA and dv/dt derating under your specific gate-drive and thermal conditions.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product IPD65R250C6XTMA1 IPD65R380C6BTMA1 NTHL110N65S3H STF11N65M5 IPD60R600P7SAUMA1
Brand Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies Infineon Technologies onsemi STMicroelectronics Infineon Technologies
Package PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) - same PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) - same PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) - same PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) - same PG-TO252-3 (DPAK) - same
Technology CoolMOS C7 (SJ) CoolMOS C6 (SJ) CoolMOS C6 (SJ) NSP SJ MDmesh M5 (SJ) CoolMOS P7 (SJ)
VDSS (V) 650 650 650 650 650 600
RDS(on) max (mΩ) 225 250 380 220 (typ) 280 (typ) 600
Continuous ID (A) at TC 11 11 10 11 11 6
Power Dissipation (W) at TC 63 63 63 65 60 36
Generation / Era CoolMOS C7 (current gen) CoolMOS C6 (prior gen) CoolMOS C6 (prior gen) onsemi NSP current ST MDmesh M5 CoolMOS P7 (cost-opt)
Approx. 1k Price (USD, as of 2026-09-13) 1.34 [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED] [DATA_NEEDED]

Key Differentiators

  • Latest CoolMOS C7 generation - lowest FoM in 650V class (vs IPD65R250C6XTMA1)
  • 650 V VDSS - 8% voltage headroom over 600V alternatives (vs IPD60R600P7SAUMA1)
  • Higher continuous drain current than cost-optimized P7 (vs IPD60R600P7SAUMA1)

Design Notes

Estimated: at ID = 5 A continuous, VBUS = 400 V, and assuming a 70% duty cycle, the conduction loss in the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 is Pcond ≈ ID² · RDS(on) · 0.7 ≈ 5² · 0.225 · 0.7 = 3.9 W. With a DPAK thermal resistance of ~50°C/W on 1 oz copper (per the Infineon datasheet layout guidelines), the junction rises ~195°C above ambient - clearly exceeding the 150°C junction limit. Either increase copper area to at least 2 square inches (dropping θJA to ~25°C/W) or force-air cool the heatsink. Always validate with the SOA curve in the datasheet at the worst-case operating point.

The exposed drain tab of the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 must be soldered to a copper pour that extends at least to the edge of the DPAK land pattern. Recommended footprint per Infinean application notes: 6 mm × 8 mm drain pad with thermal vias (0.3 mm diameter, 1 mm pitch) connecting to a 2 oz inner-plane copper heatsink. Place the gate-drive resistor and gate-source pull-down resistor within 5 mm of the gate pin to minimize parasitic inductance that causes Miller-platform oscillations in hard-switched applications.

Keep the high-current drain loop (DC+ bus capacitor → MOSFET drain → source → ground return) as physically small as possible - target loop area below 1 cm² to limit stray inductance. The CoolMOS C7 family has high dv/dt (typically 50 V/ns), and loop inductance causes voltage overshoot that can push VDSS beyond its 650 V rating during turn-off. Place a 100 nF X7R snubber or RC damper across the device if overshoot exceeds 80% of VDSS during worst-case switching transients.

Do not gate-drive the IPD65R225C7ATMA1 with VGS above ±20 V - the datasheet absolute maximum is ±20 V, and exceeding this destroys the gate oxide. Many designers use 12 V gate drives for C7; this is safe but pushes RDS(on) 5-10% higher than the 10 V datasheet test condition. Below VGS = 8 V the device may not fully enhance, inflating RDS(on) by 2× or more. For low-side switch applications, use a dedicated gate-driver IC (such as UCC27714 or Infineon 1EDN7511B) rather than a logic-level GPIO, which cannot source sufficient peak gate current for fast switching.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Compliant
REACH
Compliant
AEC-Q100
Not Qualified
Lead Free
Yes
Halogen Free
Yes
Conflict Minerals
Compliant

RoHS and REACH compliant per Infineon product page; not AEC-Q100 qualified (industrial grade only - for automotive use, consider the automotive-grade CoolMOS C7 variants in the IAUC family). Halogen-free per JEDEC JS709B.

Data verified on: 2026-09-13 — data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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