
Infineon BSS126 N-channel MOSFET, 600V, 21mA, SOT-23. Ideal for power start-up, overvoltage protection. AEC Q101 qualified.
The Infineon BSS126 H6327 is a high-voltage N-channel depletion-mode SIPMOS® small-signal transistor, designed for reliable performance in a wide range of electronic applications. With a drain-source voltage of 600V and a continuous drain current of 21mA, this MOSFET delivers efficient switching and control in compact designs. Its SOT-23 surface-mount package makes it ideal for space-constrained circuits, while the Pb-free lead plating and halogen-free construction ensure compliance with modern environmental standards. The device is also AEC Q101 qualified, making it a robust choice for demanding automotive environments.
Key Features
Applications
This versatile MOSFET is suitable for a variety of uses, including power supply start-up power, overvoltage protection, in-rush-current limiters, and offline voltage references. It is also well-suited for automotive, consumer electronics, power management, portable devices, and communications networking systems.
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