I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for
a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

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Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for
a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

Parallel a few 2n7002 ?

But seriously, there should be literally thousands of parts fitting your
wants, I have found Diodes inc, Infineon, AO, Nxperia, Rohm, all have
nearly identical offerings in that space. It depends so much on your
favourite local distributor - do LCSC serve India?

For example BSS806 (only a 20v part so not in your spec) is as cheap as
2N7002 from some places but ten times more from others etc.

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piglet

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piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs:
Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for
a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

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Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for
a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

--
piglet

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On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked
the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

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On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked
the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load, preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

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On 23-10-2024 08:55 pm, john larkin wrote:

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load, preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

AOSS62934 - SOT-23, 100V, 2A, 0.12 ohm, 250pF, 1.8nC(4.5V).
Not specifically logic level though.

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john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>>>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked
the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load, preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

PMV213 or DMN10H220 ?

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piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs:
Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked >>> the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load,
preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

PMV213 or DMN10H220 ?

My bad the PMV is 10V gate, the DMN is 5V

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On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 18:02:54 -0000 (UTC), piglet
<[email protected]> wrote:

john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs:
Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked >>> the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load,
preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

PMV213 or DMN10H220 ?

The DMN is nice. Good for 10 amps with 5 volts on the gate.

7 cents by the reel!

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On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 22:07:39 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 08:55 pm, john larkin wrote:

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load,
preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

AOSS62934 - SOT-23, 100V, 2A, 0.12 ohm, 250pF, 1.8nC(4.5V).
Not specifically logic level though.

That's cool. I do have a 5 volt supply, and could add a sort of
cap-diode thing to cheat up to 6 volts gate drive, but it looks pretty
good at 5.

Thanks

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On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 22:07:39 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 08:55 pm, john larkin wrote:

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load,
preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

AOSS62934 - SOT-23, 100V, 2A, 0.12 ohm, 250pF, 1.8nC(4.5V).
Not specifically logic level though.

Can you receive FedEx or USPS or UPS shipments? I could send you parts
now and then.

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On 10/23/2024 1:52 AM, piglet wrote:

... But seriously, there should be literally thousands of parts fitting your wants, I have found Diodes inc, Infineon, AO, Nxperia, Rohm,

& Vishay ?

https://www.vishay.com/en/product/62932/

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Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked
the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

Did you measure them? I got one batch that measured 647pF and 0.97
Vt. Later another one measured Vt = 0.87, C = 413pF. They had
higher Rdson, so not really AO3400, but were closer to your spec
than real AO3400. Of course, trouble with AliExpress is that
you do not know what you will get, especially concerning mosfets
(sellers routinly sell much smaller mosfets marked as bigger ones).

--
Waldek Hebisch

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john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>>>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked >>the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and >>Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load, preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

Those look like normal volume prices for comodity parts. There are
computer boards with few big chips and hundreds of small parts in
20-40$ range. How much small parts can cost if board maker and middle
mans make a profit?

--
Waldek Hebisch

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On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 18:02:54 -0000 (UTC), piglet
<[email protected]> wrote:

john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs:
Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked >>> the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and
Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load,
preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

PMV213 or DMN10H220 ?

My guys spent a day packing parts on both sides

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/hzon9r05qrqwgya9s3f5f/Z578_Template_A10.jpg?rlkey=fbxtrrt5oc182jo3absgdpt6p&raw=1

so I'll probably have lots of room, so I can use a gigantic DPAK fet.

This layout is the "template" for a product line of PoE instruments.
All the boards will have this foundation, which we call Alice. Then
specific products will fill the right side with Bob parts. Alice only
takes 1/3 of the board, so I probably don't need to fight for every
hundredth of a square inch.

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On 23-10-2024 09:05, Pimpom wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill
nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for
a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

Maybe you have not thought of this, but you could go to LCSC and buy a
device from China a a fraction of the cost of western suppliers

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On 2024-10-23, john larkin <[email protected]> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Oct 2024 16:51:06 +0530, Pimpom <[email protected]d>
wrote:

On 23-10-2024 03:32 pm, piglet wrote:

piglet <[email protected]> wrote:

Pimpom <[email protected]d> wrote:

I've been looking for some time for a jelly bean MOSFET with these specs: >>>>> Id(max) ~1A
Vds >/= 30V
Rds(on) <1 ohm
Qg <1nC
Ciss <100pF

A big brother to the 2N7000/7002. The IRLML2060 seems to fit the bill >>>>> nicely but I'm having trouble finding it here in India. A bit pricey for >>>>> a jelly bean part anyway.

Any suggestions?

BSS316 ?

AO3400 family are cheap but miss your gate charge spec

I have AO3400 & 3401, about US$0.03 from AliExpress before India blocked >>the site. But these are 4-5A devices with correspondingly higher Qg and >>Ciss.

I need to switch about 1 amp at up to 80 volts into a resistive load, preferably logic level gate, and board area is critical. A dpak is
kinda big. I wish some SOT23 could do it

I don't understand why anyone would bother to make a mosfet for 3
cents, or a diode for 1 cent, or a resistor for a tenth of a cent.

Because they sell, in other words market forces.

--
Jasen.
🇺🇦 Слава Україні

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