MOSFET
MOSFETs (Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors) are one of the most important types of transistors used in modern electronics. They are used in a variety of applications including power supplies, motor controllers and switching regulators.
The working principle of the MOS transistor is mainly to control the flow of electric current by using the field effect. It has three poles: gate, drain, and source. By applying a voltage between the gate and the source, the current between the drain and the source can be controlled. MOS tubes can be used as circuit elements such as switches or amplifiers.
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Low-Voltage MOSFETLow voltage MOSFETs Offer Broad Product Availability, Convenience and Ease of DesignThese Low-Voltage MOSFETs are suitable for a wide range of general-purpose applications such as: adapters, charger generations, battery-powered applications, motor control and drives, battery management systems, inverters, computing, mobile applications, and telecommunications.
Low-Voltage MOSFET
Super Junction MOSFETA Super Junction MOSFET is a type of power MOSFET (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor) designed to handle high voltages and currents efficiently, particularly in power electronics applications.Super junction MOSFETs have a unique structure that contains alternating P-type and N-type regions in the semiconductor material. This structure helps distribute the electric field more evenly throughout the device than conventional MOSFETs, resulting in better performance at higher voltages.Benefits of superjunction MOSFETs include lower on-resistance (RDS(on)), which reduces power loss and improves efficiency, especially in high-power applications such as power supplies, motor drives and inverters. They also have better switching characteristics due to reduced gate charge and switching losses.
Super Junction MOSFET
Mid-voltage MOSFET
