TO Package MOSFETs Factory & Distributor

High-Reliability Power Semiconductors & Tailored Solution Deployments for Automotive, Industrial Automation, and New Energy Grids.

Olukey Industry Co. Ltd Office Facility

Company Profile & Ecosystem

HONGKONG Olukey INDUSTRY CO., LIMITED is an industry-leading component solution provider, specializing in providing comprehensive, advanced power semiconductor architectures for global OEMs, ODMs, and EMS corporations. Our core business ecosystem is built upon three pillar product lines: WINSOK MOSFETs, Cmsemicon MCUs, and customized PCBA circuit board layout design and system-level development.

Operating as a critical bridge between silicon fabrication and application deployment, we specialize in high-efficiency design-in support for multiple sectors. Currently, our state-of-the-art product portfolios are deployed within automotive infotainment and drivetrains, industrial computing, military and aerospace modules, smart energy storage systems, medical instrumentation, 5G base stations, the Internet of Things (IoT), intelligent appliance controllers, and consumer products. By aligning with top-tier semiconductor fabs and leveraging our direct factory pipelines, we deliver robust pricing, supply security, and localized technical engineering support.

Why Choose Us & Technical Capabilities

Combining strict raw-material qualification with design-to-spec flexibility, we enable engineering teams to achieve higher power density, lower thermal overhead, and sustained cost-efficiency.

Vast Portfolio Coverage

WINSOK MOSFET voltage range covers low and medium-to-high voltage spectrums: 15V, 20V, 30V, 40V, 60V, 80V, 100V, 120V, 150V, 200V, 250V, 300V, 400V, 500V, 600V, and 650V. With over 600 unique part numbers, we provide drop-in equivalents to tier-one global silicon manufacturers.

Dynamic Packaging Portfolio

We supply a diverse array of over 40 package types, including high-density DFN3X3-8, DFN5X6-8, TO-252 (DPAK), TO-263 (D2PAK), SOP-8, SOT-23, and TO-220. This selection allows design engineers to optimize layout footprint size versus thermal dissipation limits.

Value-Added Integration

Beyond simple power transistors, our partnership with Cmsemicon allows us to supply microcontrollers alongside your power stages. This co-design of MCU and MOSFET minimizes EMI issues, reduces development cycle durations, and optimizes the system bill of materials (BOM).

Worldwide Distribution & Manufacturing Footprint

600+
Active Silicon Part Numbers
40+
High-Precision Power Packages
15V-650V
Comprehensive Voltage Coverage
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Conflict Mineral Guarantee

Global Commercial & Industrial Context

The global power semiconductor market is undergoing a significant transition. Driven by energy efficiency regulations, electrification, and high-frequency switching requirements, demand for traditional Transistor Outline (TO) packages like the TO-220 and TO-252 remains high. These packages offer mechanical stability and excellent thermal management compared to smaller surface-mount alternatives.

In heavy industrial zones across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, legacy systems require drop-in replacements that can handle high currents and manage thermal dissipation under heavy workloads. Industrial motors, central grid solar invertors, and switch-mode power supplies (SMPS) continue to rely on the TO-220 package for its capability to mount onto external heatsinks. This keeps the junction temperature ($T_j$) within safe operating limits during continuous use.

At OLUKEY Industry, we analyze these global market dynamics. We ensure that our WINSOK TO-packaged silicon portfolio meets both existing parameters and upcoming efficiency standards, such as the 80 Plus Titanium standard for server power supplies and AEC-Q101 automotive requirements.

Automated Testing Line for TO Package MOSFETs

China's Supply Chain Resilience & Manufacturing Efficiency

China’s semiconductor ecosystem offers high integration, bringing together raw silicon processing, lead-frame fabrication, packaging, and functional testing in close proximity. This geographic concentration of the supply chain allows WINSOK’s state-of-the-art facilities to operate efficiently and respond quickly to market needs.

Our manufacturing facilities benefit from advanced raw material sourcing, automated wafer testing, and high-volume assembly lines. While traditional supply lines can experience long lead times during geopolitical or market disruptions, our logistics network maintains safety stock levels in regional warehousing hubs. By using copper clip bonding and automated optical inspections (AOI), we achieve low defect rates (measured in PPB) while maintaining competitive manufacturing costs.

This operational model allows OLUKEY Industry to offer stable lead times (typically 4–6 weeks for non-stocked components) compared to the longer timelines of 16-26 weeks often found elsewhere in the industry. This efficiency helps clients maintain continuous production schedules.

Advanced Wafer Fab Packaging Center

Localized Application Scenarios & Engineering Case Studies

From the cold environment of high-latitude telecommunication stations to the hot environment of EV motor compartments, our TO-252 and TO-220 devices are optimized for real-world stress conditions.

Automotive DC-DC Converters

In Electric Vehicles (EVs) and Hybrid EVs, low-voltage DC-DC converters step down the high-voltage battery pack (400V/800V) to feed 12V/48V subsystem channels. Our WSR200N08 (80V 200A TO-220) provides low $R_{DS(on)}$ to reduce thermal losses in synchronous rectification circuits, ensuring stable power delivery for vehicle control units.

Industrial BLDC Motors

Brushless DC motors used in logistics systems require drivers that can handle high current spikes during startup. Using N&P-channel pairings in a TO-252 package, such as the WSF6012 N&P-Channel, helps reduce component count in H-bridge designs while maintaining durability under high motor kickback voltages.

Renewable Solar Inverters

Micro-inverters require power MOSFETs with stable breakdown voltages ($V_{(BR)DSS}$) and low gate charge ($Q_g$) to minimize switching losses at high frequencies. Our medium-voltage WSR140N12 (120V 140A TO-220) provides stable efficiency in solar boost stages, even during temperature variations in outdoor installations.

Technological Roadmap & Future Outlook

Power architectures are moving toward higher switching speeds, lower on-resistance, and better thermal performance. Here is our product roadmap for the coming years.

Phase 1: Sub-1mΩ R_DS(on) Optimization

Developing sub-1mΩ Trench MOSFETs in standard TO-220 and TO-263 packages. This design aims to reduce conduction losses in high-current battery protection boards without needing complex parallel circuits.

Phase 2: Clip-Bonding & Advanced Packaging

Moving from traditional wire-bonding to copper clip-bonding inside TO-252 and DFN variants. This update reduces package resistance, lowers stray inductance, and improves thermal transfer to the system PCB.

Phase 3: Integration with Smart Power Stages

Integrating driver ICs directly with the MOSFET power stage. By combining WINSOK’s power silicon with Cmsemicon's control logic, we aim to deliver compact, intelligent power modules for industrial automation.

Automated Wire Bonder Equipment
Finished Power Modules Packing Process

Localized Support & Global Compliance Quality Assurance

Operating as an international partner requires strict compliance with environmental regulations and quality standards. Our product range is compliant with RoHS and REACH, and we verify that all raw materials are sourced from conflict-free regions.

Through our sales networks in Europe, North America, and the Asia-Pacific region, we provide direct access to application engineering support (FAE). When a customer experiences an unexpected failure under load (e.g., during avalanche testing or high $dv/dt$ conditions), our laboratories can perform cross-sectional failure analysis, package decapsulation, and curve tracing.

We also provide simulation files, including SPICE models, to assist design teams in conducting thermal and electromagnetic analysis before creating physical prototypes. This support helps shorten time-to-market and improves system reliability.

Quality Inspection Laboratory

Technical Deep-Dive & FAQ

Deep engineering answers regarding thermal dissipation, parasitics, and component substitution guidelines.

Q1: How does the thermal performance of a TO-220 package compare to a surface-mount TO-252 (DPAK)?
A: The TO-220 package is designed for through-hole assembly and can be mounted directly to an external metal heatsink, often with a thermal interface material (TIM). This setup achieves a low junction-to-case thermal resistance ($R_{\theta JC}$), typically under $0.5\text{ }^{\circ}\text{C/W}$ for high-power devices. In contrast, the surface-mount TO-252 (DPAK) relies on the PCB’s copper planes for heat dissipation. While DPAK simplifies automated assembly, its effective junction-to-ambient thermal resistance ($R_{\theta JA}$) is higher and depends on the size of the copper area. For applications drawing over 30A, the TO-220 is often preferred to keep temperatures stable.
Q2: What design considerations are necessary when replacing brand-name MOSFETs with WINSOK equivalents?
A: Pinout configurations and package dimensions are standard across TO-220 and TO-252 packages, enabling physical drop-in replacement. However, engineers must review three key electrical parameters: Gate Charge ($Q_g$), On-Resistance ($R_{DS(on)}$), and Output Capacitance ($C_{oss}$). If $Q_g$ is lower in the replacement part, it may switch faster, which can increase high-frequency EMI. This can be managed by adjusting the series gate resistor ($R_G$) to optimize the switching speed.
Q3: How do Cmsemicon MCUs integrate with WINSOK MOSFETs for motor control?
A: Cmsemicon microcontrollers feature high-speed PWM peripherals, programmable dead-time generators, and integrated analog comparators for overcurrent protection. These microcontrollers connect directly to gate drivers, which switch the gates of WINSOK MOSFETs in H-bridge configurations. Because the MCU's drive outputs and the MOSFETs' gate charge specifications are matched, the system achieves fast switching transitions while avoiding shoot-through currents, reducing overall power loss in motor control applications.
Q4: Why is the choice between N-Channel and P-Channel MOSFETs critical in TO-252 packages?
A: N-channel MOSFETs offer higher electron mobility than P-channel devices, resulting in lower $R_{DS(on)}$ for the same die area. In high-side switching configurations, N-channel devices require a bootstrap circuit or charge pump to supply a gate voltage higher than the source rail. P-channel MOSFETs simplify high-side driving since they are controlled by a negative gate-to-source voltage, but they exhibit higher on-resistance. For space-constrained designs, dual-channel packages like the WSF6012 N&P-Channel combine both options in a single TO-252-4L housing to optimize drive simplicity and space.
Q5: How do you prevent parasitic oscillation in high-power TO-220 MOSFET designs?
A: Parasitic oscillation is typically caused by the interaction of the MOSFET's internal capacitances with the parasitic inductances of the board layout and package leads. To mitigate this: (1) keep gate-drive traces as short as possible; (2) place the gate driver close to the MOSFET; (3) add a small resistor (typically $2.2\,\Omega$ to $10\,\Omega$) directly at the gate terminal to damp oscillations; and (4) run a dedicated return trace from the source terminal back to the driver ground to minimize common-source inductance feedback.
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