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Renesas Electronics 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A

2SJ166(1)-T1B-A p-channel MOSFET, active, Bulk

MPN2SJ166(1)-T1B-A
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Renesas 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A, p-channel MOSFET, Bulk package, active lifecycle.

$0.46Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
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Sourced new & surplus through independent channelsAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Jul 2026

Specifications

2SJ166(1)-T1B-A specifications
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Product details

P-channel MOSFET — what the polarity tells you

The 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A is a p-channel MOSFET from Renesas, a device class used for high-side load switching where a positive supply rail needs to be gated without a charge pump. The p-channel polarity simplifies the gate drive: a logic-level signal referenced to the source can turn the device on and off, which is a common requirement in battery-powered systems and low-voltage power distribution.

Active lifecycle — no end-of-line concern

This is the standard procurement posture for a production BOM line — no lifecycle-driven urgency to qualify a substitute.

For a pick-and-place line, Bulk delivery requires a tube feeder or tray handler; if your assembly house expects reels, factor in the cost and lead time of a transfer to tape. For prototyping or low-volume builds, Bulk is often the more convenient format.

Frequently asked questions

What is the replacement for 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A?

Buyers need an alternative if the part is hard to source or for second-source qualification.

Is 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A obsolete?

Lifecycle status determines long-term availability and project viability.

Where can I buy 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A?

Sourcing buyers need immediate procurement options from distributors.

What is the pinout of 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A?

Design engineers and techs need pin configuration for PCB layout or replacement.

What are the key specifications of 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A?

Designers need electrical ratings to confirm compatibility with their circuit.

Does 2SJ166(1)-T1B-A have a SMD equivalent?

Engineers may need a surface-mount alternative for automated assembly.