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A: N-Channel MOSFETs are typically used for low-side switching due to their lower resistance and cost. P-Channel MOSFETs are preferred for high-side switching because they simplify the gate drive requirements as the source is connected to the positive supply.
A: Yes. We specialize in providing equivalent mapping for Power MOSFETs. For example, our NCE Series provides high-performance, cost-effective replacements for Alpha & Omega (AOS) and Infineon parts with matching footprints and electrical specs.