80V-100V N-Channel Power MOSFET

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Industry leading technology especially designed for telecom and server power supplies

OptiMOS™ 80V and 100V product family offers the industry's lowest R _DS(on) within the voltage classes. The portfolio is targeted for high frequency applications such as synchronous rectification in telecom and server power supplies as well as solar, adapter and low voltage drives. Key benefits include reduced switching and conduction losses and high system efficiency.

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