2N7002P,215

2N7002P is a variant of the standard 2N7002, a small-signal N-channel enhancement MOSFET used as a low-power switch in logic circuits.
Key points:
- Type: N-channel enhancement MOSFET
- VDS: typically up to about 60 V
- ID: up to a few hundred milliamps (vendor-dependent)
- RDS(on): a few ohms at VGS ≈ 4.5–5 V (higher at lower VGS)
- Gate threshold (VGS(th)): roughly 0.8–3 V, suitable for 3.3 V logic
- Drive: commonly driven directly by microcontroller GPIOs
- Package: surface-mount (e.g., SOT-23), with various manufacturer options
- Applications: switching, level shifting, buffering in low-voltage digital circuits
Note: exact numbers vary by manufacturer and part variant. For page-specific data (e.g., “215” in a particular datasheet), provide the vendor and I can pull the exact section.

Direct equivalents: the same 2N7002 from other manufacturers (Nexperia, Vishay, Diodes Inc.). Common alternative SOT‑23 N‑MOSFETs with similar characteristics: BSS138, Si2302, IRLML2502, FDV301N, PMV20XN and the dual 2N7002DW. Always verify VDS, VGS(th), RDS(on), ID and package compatibility before substituting.

Here are concise features for 2N7002P (typical for this MOSFET family):
- N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET for switching and amplification
- VDS: 60 V; ID: about 0.2 A (continuous)
- RDS(on): ≈3–5 Ω (typical ~3 Ω) at VGS = 10 V; higher at VGS = 4 V
- Logic-level gate: VGS(th) ~0.8–3.0 V
- Low gate charge; fast switching suitable for general-purpose switching
- Small-signal device in surface-mount package (SOT-23/3-pin); Pb-free / RoHS compliant
- Suitable for low-power, low-voltage switching, level shifting, and buffering applications
Note: exact figures can vary by lot and packaging variant; refer to the specific datasheet for the exact VGS, RDS(on) and package details.

- Pin count: 3 pins (SOT-23 package): Gate (G), Drain (D), Source (S) — typically pin 1 G, pin 2 D, pin 3 S.
- Function: N-channel enhancement-mode MOSFET used as a small-signal switch; gate voltage controls conduction between drain and source (D–S) for switching applications.

I don’t have live web access to confirm that exact suffix, so I can’t definitively state the maker of "2N7002P,215." Variants of the 2N7002P are commonly manufactured by semiconductor companies such as Diodes Incorporated, Vishay, Nexperia, ROHM and ON Semiconductor. These companies are semiconductor manufacturers that design and produce discrete components (MOSFETs, diodes, transistors), analog and mixed‑signal ICs.
To confirm the exact manufacturer for the “,215” variant, check the part listing or datasheet on distributor sites (Digi‑Key, Mouser, Farnell) or the manufacturer’s website, or read the marking/packaging information on the component itself.

2N7002P is a logic‑level N‑channel MOSFET (60 V) used as a small‑signal switch. Common applications:
- Low‑side switching of small loads (sensors, LEDs, relays via a driver) in 3.3–5 V MCU circuits
- Level shifting/voltage translation between logic domains (e.g., 3.3 V to 5 V)
- PWM switching for LED drivers or hobby motors in compact, battery‑powered gear
- Signal routing/buffering in space‑constrained designs (SOT‑23)
- I2C/SPI level‑shifter configurations with the gate tied to the reference rail
Note: 215 is likely a lot/date code, not an electrical spec.

Typically SOT-23 (3-pin) surface-mount package. The suffix “P” is a variant code; “215” is not a package type and usually indicates date/lot or reel code from the supplier.