60 V small-signal switch in SIPMOS® — what the ratings mean for the BOM
The Infineon BSP320SL6327 is an N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET from the SIPMOS® family, built with a metal-oxide semiconductor process. It is designed for medium-voltage DC switching applications such as load switches, DC-DC converter primary-side switches, and relay or solenoid drivers in industrial and automotive-adjacent electronics. On-state resistance of 120 mOhm maximum at 2.9 A and 10 V gate drive determines conduction loss. The PG-SOT223-4-21 footprint requires adequate PCB copper area for heatsinking. Gate charge of 12 nC at 10 V means the gate driver sees a modest capacitive load, keeping switching losses low in PWM applications up to several hundred kHz. Input capacitance of 340 pF at 25 V drain-source reinforces this — the part is suited for moderate-frequency switching without excessive gate-drive power.
Temperature range and environment
The junction temperature range of -55 °C to 150 °C covers industrial and military extremes.
Lifecycle and sourcing reality
Infineon lists the BSP320SL6327 as Active in production. There is no last-time-buy notice or obsolescence risk for this BOM line. The part is ROHS3 compliant, which aligns with current environmental compliance requirements for most markets. No substitute or second-source is listed in the official records — the part is a unique Infineon order code within the SIPMOS® portfolio.
