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OptiMOS 6 135 V and 150 V MOSFETs enable higher efficiency in drives and SMPS applications

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Infineon Technologies expands its OptiMOS 6 MOSFET portfolio with the new 135 V and 150 V product families.

The devices are designed to meet the requirements of drives and switched-mode power supply (SMPS) applications and complement the recently released launched OptiMOS 6 120 V MOSFETs. With the extended portfolio, Infineon offers its customers a wide range of alternatives to select the best-fit MOSFETs for various applications. Lower switching losses benefit applications like server SMPS, solar optimizers, high-power USB chargers, and telecom. Improved conduction losses are highly beneficial for motor inverters in e-forklifts and light electric vehicles (LEVs).


Compared to the previous generation (OptiMOS 5 150 V MOSFETs), the new product families offer a reduction in on-state resistance R DS(on) of up to 50 percent, while the FOM g is reduced by 20 percent. With the very low R DS(on), their improved switching performance and excellent EMI behavior, both new families deliver unparalleled efficiency, power density, and reliability. A faster and softer body diode delivers an up to 59 percent lower Q rr, less overshoot and ringing.


The OptiMOS 6 135 V and 150 V MOSFETs are available in a variety of packages to provide customers with a range of options for best-fit products. This broad package portfolio includes TO-220, D 2PAK 3-pin, D 2PAK 7-pin, TOLL, TOLG, TOLT, SuperSO8 5x6 and PQFN 3.3x3.3.

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