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OptiMOS™ 5 Linear FET 2 in 100 V

Maximizing efficiency and power density: Overcoming static protection challenges

On-demand webinar

In this webinar we will explore the specific design challenges that are associated with static protection switches and how the new OptiMOS™ 5 Linear FET 2 in 100 V addresses these challenges.

OptiMOS™ 5 Linear FET 2 in 100 V was designed to provide the lowest RDS(on) and a robust safe operating area (SOA) in the same device. Combined with an optimized transfer characteristic that allows for improved current sharing this makes it an ideal device for battery protection in battery management Systems (BMS) by enabling higher power density with less components for overall system cost optimization.

Additionally, this is a great fit for hot-swap system that use the linear mode operation for inrush current protection and are commonly found in telecom, server and AI servers.

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On-demand webinar: OptiMOS™ 5 Linear FET 2 in 100 V

September 29, 2025

10:00 ( CET )

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Marina Hedenik | Product Marketing Manager

Marina Hedenik joined Infineon Technologies in 2020 and is currently a Product Marketing Manager for Medium Voltage MOSFETs. With a Master’s degree in Business, she is effectively bridging the gap between product development and customer needs. Marina's passion lies in connecting the dots by bringing together colleagues from diverse functions to transform plans into tangible outcomes.

Wilhelm Auer | Product Marketing Manager

Wilhelm Auer joined Infineon in 2020 after earning his master's degree in electrical engineering and economics from the University of Graz. He is an International Graduate Program (IGP) Alumni and has worked in Product Marketing on Medium Voltage GaN-HEMT and Si MOSFETs power MOSFETs during his time at Infineon. In his spare time, he enjoys skiing the Austrian Alps and playing volleyball.