G3F25MT12J
1200 V / 87 A Navitas GeneSiC SiC MOSFET, 25 mOhm, TO-263-7, AEC-Q101, for chargers, solar and DC-DC converters.
The G3F25MT12J is a 1200 V / 87 A Navitas GeneSiC silicon carbide MOSFET with a typical on-resistance of 25 milliohm, in the surface-mount TO-263-7 package. It uses the GeneSiC Gen3F trench-assisted planar technology, which delivers the most stable on-resistance over temperature of any generation, so the thermal design is predictable from the hot value. Silicon carbide has no tail current and switches far faster than silicon with lower switching loss, so a converter can run at a higher frequency with smaller magnetics and a smaller cooling system, which raises power density in on-board chargers, EV charging, solar inverters, energy storage and high-voltage DC-DC converters. The device is AEC-Q101 qualified and rated to a 175 C maximum junction temperature, and its balanced capacitances, low gate-drain charge and robust body diode with low reverse-recovery charge ease the gate-drive and freewheeling design. The TO-263-7 package keeps the gate loop tight. Every device is factory-traceable and ships with import declaration, certificate of origin and RoHS documentation. Designers should confirm the gate drive, loop inductance and hot on-resistance for the thermal design. BeiLuo holds this class in stock and our FAE team supports gate drive, layout and thermal validation.
FAE Professional Review
The G3F25MT12J is the lowest on-resistance 1200 V SiC MOSFET in the G3F line, and its stable on-resistance over temperature makes the thermal budget easy to predict. It shines in high-frequency chargers and solar stages where efficiency and size matter. Keep the gate loop short and tune the gate resistor to your EMI target.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| VDSS (V) | 1200 V |
| ID (A) | 87 A |
| RDS(on) typ (mOhm) | 25 |
| Package | TO-263-7 |
| Technology | Gen3F |
Application Circuits
EV on-board chargers
Reference circuits and application schematics for EV on-board chargers are available from our FAE team.
Solar inverters
Reference circuits and application schematics for Solar inverters are available from our FAE team.
High-voltage DC-DC
Reference circuits and application schematics for High-voltage DC-DC are available from our FAE team.
Need a reference schematic or design review? Our FAE engineers can share verified circuits and layout guidance for this part.
Related Documents
Alternative Part Numbers
| Model | Package | Note | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| G3F40MT12J | TO-263-7 | Higher on-resistance, lower-cost option in the same class | View |
Complementary Part Numbers
| Model | Package | Note | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| GD30MPS12H | TO-247-2 | SiC Schottky diode for the freewheeling path | View |
| GB2X50MPS12-227 | SOT-227 | High-current SiC diode for the rectification path | View |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What projects suit the G3F25MT12J?
It fits high-frequency, high-efficiency converters that run from a 1200 V class bus, such as on-board chargers, EV charging stages, solar inverters and high-voltage DC-DC converters. The 25 milliohm on-resistance keeps conduction loss small at 87 A.
For a cost-sensitive design, the G3F40MT12J may be enough.
How do I drive this device?
The G3F family works with a +15 V / -5 V gate drive, so it is compatible with standard gate drivers. Keep the gate loop short, choose the gate resistor for your EMI target, and measure overshoot at the device terminals.
Our SiC review covers gate-drive practice.
How should I size cooling?
Use the on-resistance hot value at your junction temperature to estimate conduction loss, add switching loss, and verify the thermal path from junction to ambient. Do not size cooling from the 25 C figure.
Our FAE team can run the loss estimate for you.