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MOSFETs

MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors) are voltage-controlled switches that dominate modern power conversion, motor drive, and signal switching applications. Selection criteria include drain-source voltage (VDS), continuous drain current (ID), on-resistance (RDS(on)), gate charge (Qg), and thermal resistance. Octatronics indexes 8,900+ MOSFETs from Infineon, onsemi, Vishay Siliconix, Nexperia, Toshiba, and ROHM.

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PART NUMBERMANUFACTURERDESCRIPTIONSTOCKQTY / ACTION
IRF4905STRLPBFInfineon TechnologiesMOSFET P-CH 55V 42A D2PAK [Active | RoHS Compliant].29,543
2N7002-7-FDiodes IncorporatedMOSFET N-CH 60V 115MA SOT23-3 [SOT-23-3 | Active | RoHS Compliant].4,140,000
BSS138LT1GonsemiN-CH MOSFET 50V 0.2A 3.5R SOT-23 T/R [Active | RoHS Compliant].519,920
IPTG007N06NM5ATMA1Infineon TechnologiesMOSFET N-CH 60V 53A/454A HSOG-8 [HSOF-8 | Active | RoHS Compliant].34,200
SIRA32DP-T1-RE3VishayTrans MOSFET N-CH 25V 185A 8-Pin PowerPAK SO EP T/R16,430
NTD5867NLT4GonsemiN-Ch Power MOSFET, 60V, 20A, 39mΩ, DPAK, Logic Level7,500
NVS4001NT1GonsemiSingle N-Channel Small Signal MOSFET 30V, 270mA, 1.5Ω Automotive Version of the NTS4001N, SC-70 (SOT-323) 3 LEAD, 3000-REEL24,844
BSS138LT3GonsemiN-Channel MOSFET, 50V, 200mA, 3.5R, SOT-2318,230

About MOSFETs

MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors) are voltage-controlled semiconductor switches designed to manage high-efficiency power conversion, motor control, and load switching in modern electronic systems. By utilizing a gate voltage to control the current flowing between drain and source terminals, MOSFETs offer extremely fast switching speeds and ultra-low on-resistance (RDSon), making them far superior to bipolar transistors in high-frequency switch-mode power supplies (SMPS).

This massive subcategory indexes N-channel and P-channel MOSFETs, spanning low-voltage signal switches, logic-level drive FETs, high-current automotive power switches, and high-voltage Silicon Carbide (SiC) MOSFETs. Selection criteria focus on drain-source breakdown voltage (VDSS), continuous drain current (ID), on-resistance (RDSon, measured in milli-ohms), gate charge (Qg, which affects switching speed), and package thermal characteristics (SOT-23, DFN, TO-220, D2PAK).

On Octatronics, search and compare over 8,900 MOSFET part numbers from market leaders including Infineon Technologies, onsemi, Vishay Siliconix, Nexperia, Toshiba, and STMicroelectronics. Filter by specs, view datasheets, and submit bulk RFQs online to secure traceable volume pricing.

Related Applications

Discover industry applications that commonly use MOSFETs components.

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Energy & Power

Power conversion and protection components for solar, storage, charging, and industrial power.

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Motor Drives & VFDs

Inverter and drive power devices for motor drives and VFDs.

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EV & Powertrain

Traction inverter, OBC, and high-voltage conversion devices.

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Solar Inverters

High-efficiency power conversion devices for photovoltaic inverters.

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Automotive Electronics

AEC-qualified semiconductors and interconnects for ADAS, EV powertrain, BMS, and vehicle networks.

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Data Center

Power, conversion, protection, and interconnect components for AI servers and rack systems.

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Body Electronics & Lighting

BCM, lighting, and comfort-module devices.

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Infotainment & Cluster

Cockpit compute, display, and audio devices.

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Chassis Control & Safety

Braking, steering, and stability electronics.

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Architectural & Decorative Lighting

Color, dimming, and control devices.

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Automotive Lighting

LED drivers and lighting-control devices.

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UV & Specialty Lighting

UV and specialty LED driver devices.

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LED & Lighting

LED drivers and lighting power devices.

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AI Server Power

Power path from rack bus to GPU, CPU, and AI ASIC boards.

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48 V Power Conversion

48 V bus conversion, 80 V / 100 V MOSFETs, and intermediate rails.

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Intermediate Bus Converters

Fixed-ratio and regulated IBCs between the rack bus and POL rails.

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Industrial Automation

Control, sensing, motion, and industrial networking components for factory systems.

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Aerospace & Defense

High-reliability and long-lifecycle components for aerospace, defense, and UAV programs.

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CNC & Precision Machining

Motion, sensing, and control devices for machine tools.

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Collaborative Robots

Safe-motion and sensing devices for cobots.

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Commercial & Industrial Lighting

High-power LED and control devices.

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Drones & UAVs

Propulsion, sensing, and flight-control devices.

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Industrial Robots

Servo, sensing, and control devices for industrial robots.

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Robotics & Motion Control

Servo, encoder, and motion-control devices.

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Smart Appliances

Motor, sensing, and connectivity devices.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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