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600V super junction power MOSFETs with built-in fast-recovery diodes for high-efficiency power supply circuits

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Toshiba has added the DTMOSVI 600V HSD (High-Speed Diode) N-channel power MOSFETs to the DTMOSVI 600V Series featuring a super …

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600V super junction power MOSFETs with built-in fast-recovery diodes for high-efficiency power supply circuits

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