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Power MOSFETs

9 November 2016 Power Electronics / Power Management

Aiming at high-efficiency designs and applications, Infineon Technologies introduces the OptiMOS 5 150 V portfolio, further expanding the OptiMOS 5 generation of power MOSFETs. The new 150 V product family is especially optimised for high-performance applications which require low charges, high power density and yet high ruggedness. It is an important contributor to Infineon’s system solutions for low voltage drives, synchronous rectification in telecom rectifiers and brick converters as well as solar power optimisers.

Infineon claims the new MOSFETs in a SuperSO8 package offer 25% lower on-state resistance compared to the next best alternative, and the FOMg is improved by up to 29% over the previous generation. Increased commutation ruggedness is provided by ultra-low Qrr, which is a claimed 72% lower than the next best alternative in SuperSO8. An additional feature of this product family is improved EMI behaviour.

For more information contact Davis Moodley, Infineon Technologies, +27 (0)11 706 6099, davis-moodley.external@infineon.com, www.infineon.com



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