STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series Transistors - FETs, MOSFETs - Single

Introduction, stock information and FAQs of MDmesh™ series Single MOSFETs Transistors

In this post, you will learn features, applications, PDF datasheets, substitute products and the latest stock and pricing information of STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series Single MOSFETs Transistors.

Applications

  • Lighting
  • Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS)
Associated Products

Part NumberDescriptionStockRFQ
STFU24N60M2MOSFET N-CH 600V 18A TO-220FP400RFQ
STI24N60M6NCHANNEL 600 V 105 MOHM TYP. 22151RFQ
STW38N65M5-4MOSFET N-CH 650V 30A TO247-4L1334RFQ
STWA75N60M6N-CHANNEL 600 V 32 MOHM TYP. 7210RFQ
STWA68N60M6N-CHANNEL 600 V 35 MOHM TYP. 639000RFQ
STP130N8F7MOSFET N-CHANNEL 80V 80A TO2201000RFQ
STWA70N65DM6N-CHANNEL 650 V, 0.035 OHM TYP.,53RFQ
STH260N6F6-6MOSFET POWER MOSFET20000RFQ
STFI13N95K3MOSFET N CH 950V 10A I2PAKFP4000RFQ
STI34N65M5MOSFET N-CH 650V 28A I2PAK905RFQ
STFI24NM60NMOSFET N-Ch 600V 0.168 Ohm 17A MDmesh II1207RFQ
STI400N4F6MOSFET N-CH 40V 120A I2PAK913RFQ
STP17N62K3MOSFET N-CH 620V 15A TO-2201002RFQ
STWA75N60DM6N-CHANNEL 600 V, 0.032 OHM TYP.,40RFQ
STL33N60DM6N-CHANNEL 600 V, 125 MOHM TYP.,0RFQ
STH265N6F6-6AGMOSFET N-CH 60V 180A H2PAK-620000RFQ
STP140N4F6MOSFET N-CHANNEL 40V 80A TO2200RFQ
STI20N60M2-EPMOSFET N-CHANNEL 600V 13A TO2200RFQ
STW20N60M2-EPMOSFET N-CHANNEL 600V 13A TO24720000RFQ
STFU14N80K5N-CHANNEL 800 V, 0.400 OHM TYP.,166000RFQ
Technical Documents

Description


STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series Transistors are a family of high-performance, low-voltage, low-on-resistance, and low-gate-charge MOSFETs and FETs. These transistors are designed to provide superior performance in a wide range of applications, including power management, motor control, and lighting. The MDmesh™ series transistors feature a unique structure that combines the best of both MOSFET and FET technologies, resulting in a device that offers superior performance and reliability. The MDmesh™ series transistors are available in a variety of packages, including TO-220, TO-252, and DPAK, and are suitable for a wide range of applications.



Features


1. Low on-resistance and low gate charge

2. High current capability

3. Low gate-source capacitance

4. Low gate-drain capacitance

5. Low input capacitance

6. Low output capacitance

7. High frequency operation

8. High avalanche energy capability



Applications


1. Switching power supplies

2. Motor control

3. Lighting control

4. Automotive applications

5. Battery management

6. DC-DC converters

7. Uninterruptible power supplies

8. Solar inverters


Frequently Asked Questions

What are the Alternative Products of STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series Transistors - FETs, MOSFETs - Single?

"1. Infineon OptiMOS™ series Transistors - FETs, MOSFETs - Single 2. ON Semiconductor N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 3. Vishay Siliconix N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 4. Texas Instruments NexFET™ Power MOSFETs - Single 5. Fairchild Semiconductor N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 6. ROHM Semiconductor N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 7. Diodes Incorporated N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 8. Toshiba N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 9. Renesas Electronics N-Channel MOSFETs - Single 10. STMicroelectronics N-Channel MOSFETs - Single"

What are the differences between the types of STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series Transistors - FETs, MOSFETs - Single?

"STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ FETs are a family of high-voltage, low-on-resistance, low-gate-charge, low-capacitance, and low-inductance power MOSFETs. They are designed to provide superior performance in high-frequency switching applications.  STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ MOSFETs are a family of high-voltage, low-on-resistance, low-gate-charge, low-capacitance, and low-inductance power MOSFETs. They are designed to provide superior performance in high-frequency switching applications.  The main difference between the two types of STMicroelectronics MDmesh™ series transistors is that FETs are Field Effect Transistors, while MOSFETs are Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistors. FETs are unipolar devices, meaning they only conduct current in one direction, while MOSFETs are bipolar devices, meaning they can conduct current in both directions. FETs are also more efficient than MOSFETs, as they require less power to operate. Additionally, FETs are more suitable for high-frequency switching applications, while MOSFETs are better suited for low-frequency switching applications."