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The BSL215CH6327XTSA1 is a complementary small signal transistor featuring N-channel and P-channel enhancement mode MOSFETs in a PG-TSOP-6 package. It supports continuous drain currents of ±1.5 A at 25°C, with maximum drain-source voltages of ±20 V. The device exhibits low on-state resistance (140 mΩ for N-channel, 150 mΩ for P-channel at VGS=±4.5 V) and is rated for avalanche energy up to 11 mJ. Qualified under AEC-Q101, it operates within a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix H6327XTSA1 matches the required tape and reel quantity of 3000 pieces per reel. Confirm that the component meets RoHS compliance and halogen-free requirements as specified by IEC61249-2-21. Ensure the PG-TSOP-6 package footprint aligns with the design layout constraints before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when a compact solution requires matched N and P channel characteristics in a single package. The super logic level feature makes it suitable for low-voltage control systems. Consider the thermal resistance and power dissipation limits relative to the ambient operating conditions to ensure reliable performance in space-constrained designs.
This part belongs to Infineon's OptiMOS™2 and OptiMOS™-P small signal transistor family. These components are designed for applications demanding high efficiency and low on-resistance. The BSL215C variant specifically offers a complementary pair, providing designers with a balanced solution for push-pull or bridge configurations in modern electronic systems.
Direct replacements must maintain the PG-TSOP-6 package and complementary N/P channel configuration. Verify that substitute parts meet the same ±20V breakdown voltage and ±1.5A current ratings. Ensure compatibility with AEC-Q101 automotive qualification if used in vehicle electronics.
The component is rated for an avalanche energy of 11 mJ for the P-channel and 3.7 mJ for the N-channel, measured at ID=-1.5A and ID=1.5A respectively with RGS=25 Ohms.
Yes, the device is qualified according to AEC-Q101 standards, making it suitable for use in automotive electronic systems.
The gate threshold voltage for the N-channel transistor ranges from 0.7V to 1.2V, with a typical value of 0.95V, measured at IDS=3.7µA.