Device library

Compare the market without the marketing fog.

A curated navigation layer for real manufacturer families. Use this page to find official product resources; use the manufacturer datasheet as the source of truth for final selection.

Specifications shown here are deliberately high-level. Products and revisions change. Always open the official product page/datasheet before engineering decisions.
Device familyManufacturerVoltageArchitectureApplication signalsOfficial
Infineon CoolMOS 8Infineon600/650 VSJ MOSFETServer PSU, telecom, EV chargingProduct source ↗
ST MDmesh M9 / MDmesh familiesSTMicroelectronics250–650 V classSJ MOSFETHigh-power-density SMPS, resonant conversionProduct source ↗
Toshiba DTMOS VIToshiba650 V classSJ MOSFETData center, PV, UPSProduct source ↗
ROHM R60xxXNx / WNxROHM600 V classSJ MOSFETAI server PSU, industrialProduct source ↗
Vishay EF SeriesVishay500–650 V classSJ MOSFETPower conversionProduct source ↗
Nexperia NextPower S3Nexperia25–40 V classLow-voltage SJServers, telecom, ORing, motor controlProduct source ↗
Fuji Super J-MOSFuji Electric600 V class examplesSJ MOSFETPFC, PWM, server/UPSProduct source ↗
Selection checklist

Do not select on RDS(on) alone.

For a real converter, build the comparison around operating conditions.

1. Voltage margin

Compare maximum repetitive VDS against DC bus, transients and layout-induced overshoot.

2. Current & temperature

Use hot RDS(on), junction temperature and package thermal resistance—not room-temperature headline values.

3. Switching energy

Examine Eon/Eoff, Qg, Qgd, Qoss/Eoss and the actual gate-drive network.

4. Diode behavior

For bridges, study Qrr, trr, softness and commutation conditions.

5. Package parasitics

Lead inductance, Kelvin source options, thermal path and creepage can dominate at high di/dt and dv/dt.

6. Qualification

Automotive, industrial and consumer qualification requirements are not interchangeable.