High-Performance 650V CoolMOS™ IPP65R045C7 Power Transistor for Efficient Switching Applications
The demand for high-efficiency power conversion systems continues to grow across industries such as renewable energy, industrial automation, and consumer electronics. Central to these systems is the power transistor, a component critical for switching performance and overall energy efficiency. The CoolMOS™ IPP65R045C7, a 650V superjunction MOSFET from Infineon Technologies, stands out as a premier solution designed to meet these rigorous demands.
Engineered with advanced superjunction technology, this transistor significantly reduces switching losses and enhances thermal performance compared to traditional MOSFETs. Its low on-state resistance (RDS(on) of just 45 mΩ) ensures minimal conduction losses, leading to higher efficiency in power conversion stages. This characteristic is particularly beneficial in applications like switched-mode power supplies (SMPS), photovoltaic inverters, and motor drives, where energy savings and reliability are paramount.
The IPP65R045C7 also excels in high-frequency switching operations, enabling designers to reduce the size of passive components such as inductors and capacitors. This not only cuts overall system costs but also allows for more compact and lightweight power designs. Additionally, the device boasts excellent avalanche ruggedness and a high intrinsic body diode, providing enhanced durability and safety in demanding environments.

With a focus on sustainability and performance, this CoolMOS™ transistor supports the development of next-generation power systems that require higher power density and improved thermal management. Its optimized gate charge (Qg) further simplifies drive circuit design, reducing complexity and enhancing switching efficiency.
ICGOOODFIND:
The 650V CoolMOS™ IPP65R045C7 is a top-tier power transistor that combines low RDS(on), high switching speed, and robust performance, making it ideal for modern high-efficiency applications.
Keywords:
Superjunction Technology, Low RDS(on), High-Frequency Switching, Energy Efficiency, Avalanche Ruggedness
