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The XCEZ series of Zener diodes for automotive surge protection, featuring a small SOD-523 package, suppresses system malfunctions caused by noise—such as electrostatic discharge (ESD) and switching surges—entering through power supply lines and connectors of various automotive ECUs.

Toshiba has launched two new N-channel power MOSFETs suitable for switching power supplies in industrial equipment such as data centers and communication base stations: the 80V TPM1R908QM and the 150V TPM7R10CQ5, both housed in the new SOP Advance(E) package.

Toshiba has released the TLP5791H and TLP5794H, which specify output current characteristics I_OLH and I_OHL with typical values of -1.0/+1.0A and -6.0/+4.0A, respectively.

Toshiba has released the TLP5795H, which specifies output current characteristics I_OLH and I_OHL as typical values of -4.5/+5.3A (typ.).

Three products of dual-supply bus transceivers feature low voltage operation from 0.8V, supporting a wide variety of voltage systems and communication protocols.

New N-channel power MOSFET features the smallest drain-source on-resistance of 0.024Ω (max) in the DTMOSⅥ 600V series.

Toshiba has launched 1-channel H-bridge drivers, the TB67H453FNG and TB67H453FTG, featuring a current monitoring function for brushed DC motor control. These drivers are designed for use in consumer and industrial equipment such as cleaning robots, printers, and financial terminals.

The new products are 300mA output LDO regulators with a compact DFN4D package, which include the low dropout type 'TCR3DMxxA' and the low current consumption type 'TCR3EMxxA'.

The new product, TLP3640A uses Toshiba's proprietary chip-on-chip technology to achieve an ON-state current rating of 1A and an OFF-state output terminal voltage rating of 60V in a small SO4 package.

To realize MBD, we provide automotive semiconductor models that are compatible with customers' design environments. We will introduce various SPICE models, thermal analysis, and an overview of our efforts in noise verification.

Toshiba has launched four products of TB67Z83xxFTG Series three-phase gate driver ICs and four products of TB67Z85xxFTG Series three-phase gate driver ICs for three-phase brushless DC motors used for consumer and industrial equipment such as power tools, cleaners, industrial robots, etc.

Low-voltage and high-speed switching photorelay, TLP3450S contributes to faster product test times for semiconductor testers.

The use of a proprietary CMOS process enables high power input in a small package, contributing to the miniaturization of devices. Low insertion loss and low current consumption contribute to improved equipment efficiency.

Introducing a new reference design for a 1U sized power supply with DC 12 V of output voltage and 1.6 kW (max) of output power, suitable for data center servers that require reduced power consumption.

The new LDO regulator contributes to reduce the power consumption of equipment. Drop-out performance and load transient response are improved compared to our existing-product.

Mass production of of 600V small intelligent power device for brushless DC motor drive applications such as air conditioners, air purifiers, and pumps.

By bringing the latest technology advances to high performance power semiconductors, Toshiba Electronic Devices and Storage Corporation is boosting energy conservation in all types of electrical equipment and contributing to a carbon-neutral world.

Mass production of four photocouplers for high-speed communications that can operate normally even when the rise time and fall time are slow.

Toshiba commercialized TLP3412SRLA with low operating voltage for 1.8 V system FPGA, High operating temperature ratings for securing equipment temperature margins and Small package S-VSON4T for high density mounting

Toshiba just released and begun mass production of TLP241BP, the first DIP4 package photorelay^{[Note 1]} with OFF-state output terminal voltage 80 V, over temperature protection and over voltage protection functions.

We have released a photovoltaic output photocoupler for solid state relay for automotive equipment with improved the minimum open voltage.

Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation ("Toshiba") has created the Simplified CFD Model that is suitable for cooling simulations, focusing on MOSFET, and has started releasing this model.

Suitable for applications of equipment requires power loss reduction and downsizing

Provide system solutions utilizing high-power electronic technology

SiC MOSFETs support downsizing and low-loss power supplies