600 V in a SOT-23 — the part for high-voltage bias rails
The Infineon BSS127H6327XTSA2 is an N-channel SIPMOS® MOSFET that squeezes a 600 V drain-source rating into a PG-SOT23 package. With a continuous drain current of 21 mA at 25 °C and a maximum on-resistance of 500 Ohm at 16 mA gate drive, this is not a power switch — it is a high-voltage, low-current transistor sized for auxiliary supply rails, start-up circuits, and bias feeds in off-line converters and industrial PSUs.
What the 500 Ohm Rds(on) means for your BOM
The 500 Ohm maximum on-resistance at Vgs=10 V and Id=16 mA sets a hard ceiling on useful load current. At 21 mA the voltage drop across the channel is over 10 V — so the part operates as a saturated switch only for loads drawing a few milliamps. The 500 mW power dissipation limit in the SOT-23 package reinforces the same message: this is a signal-level FET, not a driver.
