MOSFET for High Frequency Low Current Application

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For high frequency low current applications, users are seeking recommendations for MOSFETs that can handle a maximum of 20mA. Many available options are designed for high current applications, making it challenging to find suitable alternatives. A suggested resource is the parametric search tool on Digi-Key, specifically within the RF FETs category, which can help narrow down options. This tool allows users to filter based on specific requirements to find appropriate MOSFETs. Utilizing such resources can streamline the search for the right components.
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Does anyone have some recommendations for MOSFET's that can be used for high frequency low current applications? The ones I found are for high current applications but my application only requires at max 20mA.

Thank You.
 
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akhurash said:
Does anyone have some recommendations for MOSFET's that can be used for high frequency low current applications? The ones I found are for high current applications but my application only requires at max 20mA.

Thank You.

You can use the parametric search tool at Digi-Key:

http://www.digikey.com/product-search/en/discrete-semiconductor-products/rf-fets/1377003?k=mosfet

That link takes you to the category "RF FETs", and you can start using the parametric search boxes to narrow your search.
 

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