The 2N7002 N-Channel is a logic-level MOSFET with low on-state resistance. This MOSFET has a low gate-to-source threshold voltage of 2.1 volts and commonly this makes. It the most suitable even for 3.3-volt application circuits. Because the MOSFET has low on-state resistance it has high efficiency when we drive the MOSFET. Due to this property, it can maintain high switching performance and is consequently used extensively in the power management application. The 2N7002 MOSFET also comes in an SMD package so can be used for compact applications. One substantial disadvantage of this MOSFET is its low drain current; it can supply a continuous current of 200mA and peaks currents up to 1A at max threshold voltage. Anything more than that will disadvantage the MOSFET.

Pin configuration of 2N7002 N-channel  logic level Mosfet

Pin# Name Symbol Type Function  
1 Gate G P-Type Controls the current between the Drain and the Source  
2 Drain D N-Type Electrons Emitter(Drain)  
3 Source S N-Type Electrons Collector(Source)  

2N7002-Mosfet

The 2N7002 N Channel consists of three pins in total. The pins along with the types and names are given above table. Electrons flow from Drain to the source terminal. The output current depends on the voltage applied to the Gate terminal.

Features of 2N7002

  • Available in To-92 and SOT23-3L package
  • On-state Resistance is <5 Ω
  • Continuous Drain Current (ID) is 200mA
  • Maximum Gate threshold voltage (VGS-th) is 3volt
  • The drain Source Voltage (VDS) is 60V
  • N-Channel MOSFET with low on-state resistance
  • The minimum Gate threshold voltage (VGS-th) is 1volt
  • Turn ON and Turn off time is 15ns and 8ns each

 Alternate of 2N7002:

The Alternate of 2N7002 are:NTR4003, FDC666, FDC558, BS170N, IRF3205, 2N7000, IRF1010E, IRF540N

Compliment of 2N7002:

The Compliment of P-Channel 2N7002 is:BSS84, FDN358P

 Applications of 2N7002:

  • An application where low on-state resistance is required.
  • DC-DC converters
  • Power management applications
  • eMobility applications
  • Low current and Low Voltage switching applications

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