The 2N7002BKS,115 has three pins: 1. Gate (G) 2. Drain (D) 3. Source (S)
The 2N7002BKS,115 operates as an N-channel enhancement mode field-effect transistor, allowing control of current flow between the drain and source terminals by varying the voltage applied to the gate terminal.
This component is commonly used in low-power switching applications, such as in portable electronics, battery management systems, and small signal amplification circuits.
Some alternative models to consider include: - 2N7002DW,125: Similar specifications but in a different package (SOT-363) - BS170: Higher voltage and current ratings, but larger package size
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What is the maximum drain-source voltage of 2N7002BKS,115?
What is the continuous drain current rating of 2N7002BKS,115?
Can 2N7002BKS,115 be used for low-power switching applications?
What is the typical threshold voltage of 2N7002BKS,115?
Is 2N7002BKS,115 suitable for level shifting applications?
What are the recommended operating temperature range for 2N7002BKS,115?
Can 2N7002BKS,115 be used in battery-powered applications?
Does 2N7002BKS,115 have ESD protection?
What is the typical on-resistance of 2N7002BKS,115?
Is 2N7002BKS,115 RoHS compliant?