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S0T23 Maximum Ratings & Electrical Characteristics

Part Type Package designator (not an orderable component)
Package Name SOT-23
JEDEC Designator TO-236AB
Lead Count (base variant) 3
Lead Count (extended variants) 5 (SOT23-5), 6 (SOT23-6)
Mounting Type Surface Mount
Package Body Length approx. 2.9 mm
Package Body Width approx. 1.3 mm
Lead Span approx. 1.9 mm
Electrical Ratings Not applicable (package-only query)
Known Devices in Package STG719 (SPDT switch, 1.8V-5.5V, 4 ohm Ron), AO3400 (N-ch MOSFET, 30V, 5.8A, 28 mOhm)
Orderable MPN No - must order the housed device MPN

S0T23 stg719 (spdt switch, 1.8v-5.5v, 4 ohm ron), ao3400 (n-ch mosfet, 30v, 5.8a, 28 mohm) Pin Configuration Guide

Complete pinout information for S0T23 (stg719 (spdt switch, 1.8v-5.5v, 4 ohm ron), ao3400 (n-ch mosfet, 30v, 5.8a, 28 mohm) package). This digital IC includes GPIO, communication interfaces (UART, SPI, I2C), and power pins. Refer to the manufacturer datasheet for alternate pin functions and configuration options. Essential for embedded system design and PCB layout.

stg719 (spdt switch, 1.8v-5.5v, 4 ohm ron), ao3400 (n-ch mosfet, 30v, 5.8a, 28 mohm) package pinout diagram for S0T23

No detailed pinout data available for S0T23.

Refer to the datasheet for full pin configuration.

Safe Operating Area (SOA) & Thermal Characteristics

Safe Operating Area Chart Default safe operating area chart for S0T23 Drain-to-Source Voltage (Vds) Drain Current (Id)

No official SOA curve available for this digital IC. Always operate within absolute maximum ratings specified in the datasheet. Ensure adequate cooling and derate as needed.

Typical Applications

S0T23 is suitable for 6 applications: Small-Signal Transistor Switching, DC-DC Converter and Load Switch MOSFETs, RF and Analog Switching, Dual Diode and Protection Circuits, Portable and Wearable Electronics, BOM Cleanup and Sourcing of Ambiguous Part Numbers.

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Small-Signal Transistor Switching

SOT-23 is the dominant footprint for small-signal switching in consumer and portable electronics. Devices such as the MMBT3904 NPN transistor and DTC143ZCA bias-resistor transistor use the 3-lead TO-236AB outline for load switching, level shifting, and driver stages. When selecting a SOT-23 transistor switch, verify collector/drain current ratings, gain or threshold specifications, and pin assignments from the device datasheet - the package alone guarantees only the footprint. Estimated: a typical small-signal SOT-23 device dissipating 100 mW at theta_JA of roughly 300 C/W rises about 30 C above ambient, comfortably within standard ratings.

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DC-DC Converter and Load Switch MOSFETs

Low-voltage N-channel MOSFETs in SOT-23, exemplified by the AO3400 (30V drain-source, 5.8A, 28 milliohm on-resistance), serve as load switches and converter MOSFETs in battery-powered devices. The package suits sub-1W conduction losses: Estimated: 28 milliohm at 2A dissipates about 0.11 W, a safe level for the small outline. For higher currents or power, engineers move to SOT-223, DPAK, or D2PAK footprints, which are larger but not drop-in compatible. Verify gate-charge and threshold parameters per device datasheet.

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RF and Analog Switching

The STMicroelectronics STG719 high-speed SPDT CMOS switch (1.8V to 5.5V operation, 4 ohm maximum on-resistance at 5V, 25C) in SOT-23 addresses portable RF antenna switching and audio signal routing. Its wide 1.8V supply floor supports single-cell battery operation, and the silicon-gate C2MOS technology provides fast switching with low charge injection. In these signal-path roles, on-resistance flatness and bandwidth - device-specific parameters - matter far more than package, though the SOT-23 footprint keeps the RF loop short on compact boards.

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Dual Diode and Protection Circuits

SOT-23's 3-pin footprint hosts popular dual-diode configurations such as the BAV99 (series pair) and BAV70 (common cathode), used for ESD clamping, input protection, logic clamping, and signal steering. The shared package means footprint reuse across configurations, but pin functions differ fundamentally - series versus common-cathode wiring is not interchangeable. Estimated: small-signal SOT-23 diodes typically handle on the order of 200-400 mW, so verify power ratings in each datasheet before use in clamp circuits absorbing surge energy.

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Portable and Wearable Electronics

With a body of approximately 2.9 mm by 1.3 mm and low profile, SOT-23 fits the density demands of phones, wearables, and IoT sensor nodes. Package variants SOT23-5 and SOT23-6 extend the footprint to host small LDOs, supervisors, and switches while retaining the same land-pattern philosophy. When space-constrained designs push toward SC-70/SOT-323 for further shrink, note that lead span differs (approximately 1.6 mm versus 1.9 mm), so the PCB footprint must change - SOT-23 and SC-70 are not drop-in interchangeable. Designers should confirm height and clearance for assembly equipment.

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BOM Cleanup and Sourcing of Ambiguous Part Numbers

A practical production scenario: BOM audit tools flag 'S0T23' entries discovered in legacy schematics, where a designer entered the package name instead of the device part number. The resolution workflow is to identify the physical component's SMD marking code, map it via a cross-reference database such as alltransistors.com, confirm the pinout against circuit context, and replace the BOM line with the true orderable MPN. Catching these entries before purchasing prevents ordering useless package drawings and avoids line-down situations on the assembly floor.

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[DATA_NEEDED: device MPN] Housed device required Used in: Small-Signal Transistor Switching, Dual Diode and Protection Circuits, Portable and Wearable Electronics, BOM Cleanup and Sourcing of Ambiguous Part Numbers AO3400 N-channel MOSFET in SOT-23 Used in: DC-DC Converter and Load Switch MOSFETs STG719 SPDT switch in SOT-23 Used in: RF and Analog Switching
Is S0T23 a real electronic component part number?
No. S0T23 is not an orderable component; it is almost certainly a typo for SOT23 (with a zero instead of the letter O), which is a package designator - the JEDEC TO-236AB small-outline transistor package. Datasheet databases list SOT23 as a package drawing document, not as an electrically specified device. To find the real part, read the SMD marking code on the component or check your BOM, then search the actual device MPN such as AO3400, BAV99, or MMBT3904.
What is the SOT-23 package and its dimensions?
SOT-23 is the JEDEC TO-236AB small-outline transistor package: a 3-lead plastic surface-mount package approximately 2.9 mm long by 1.3 mm wide with a 1.9 mm lead span. Extended variants SOT23-5 and SOT23-6 add two or three leads for ICs such as LDOs and switches. Per Diodes Incorporated and Nexperia package drawings, the pad layout is standardized so devices from different manufacturers are footprint-compatible.
What are the key specifications of SOT-23 devices engineers should know?
The package itself has no electrical specifications; they belong to the housed device. Two verified examples: the STMicroelectronics STG719 SPDT CMOS switch operates from 1.8V to 5.5V with 4 ohm maximum on-resistance at 5V and 25C, while the AO3400 N-channel MOSFET is rated 30V drain-source, 5.8A, with 28 milliohm on-resistance. Always consult the specific device datasheet - SOT-23 hosts transistors, diodes, LDOs, supervisors, and RF switches with widely varying ratings.
Where can I download the SOT23 package datasheet PDF?
Package outline drawings are available from multiple manufacturers. Diodes Incorporated publishes the SOT23 suggested pad layout at diodes.com/assets/Package-Files/SOT23.pdf, and Nexperia's package drawing is hosted via Mouser at mouser.com/pdfdocs/sot23.pdf. For electrical datasheets, search the specific device MPN (e.g., AO3400 or STG719) rather than the package name, since a package query returns dozens of unrelated 1-page outline documents.
What is the price of S0T23?
There is no price for S0T23 because it is not an orderable part. SOT-23 is a package type; cost depends entirely on the housed device. Verified examples show wide ranges: a small-signal dual diode in SOT-23 typically costs a few US cents at volume, while a specialized RF switch like the STG719 costs more. For accurate pricing as of 2026-09-13, search the exact device MPN on DigiKey or Mouser.
What is the SOT-23 pinout?
The base SOT-23 (3-lead, JEDEC TO-236AB) has pin 3 on one side alone and pins 1 and 2 on the other; the function of each pin depends on the housed device. For example, in an N-channel MOSFET like the AO3400 the typical assignment is gate (pin 1), source (pin 2), drain (pin 3). In dual diodes such as the BAV99, pins carry anode/cathode connections. Never assume a pinout from the package alone - always check the device datasheet.
How do I identify an unknown SOT-23 component from its marking code?
Read the 2-3 character marking printed on the package top, then use an SMD code lookup database such as alltransistors.com to map it to the full MPN. Marking codes are manufacturer-specific and frequently reused, so also consider the circuit context (expected polarity, rail voltages) to disambiguate. Once identified, order the full MPN - for instance, code-dependent parts like the DTC143ZCA digital transistor from Micro Commercial Components ship in SOT-23.
Is SOT-23 the same as SOT-323?
No. SOT-23 (JEDEC TO-236AB) and SOT-323 (SC-70 family) are different packages: SOT-323 is smaller, with a narrower lead span of about 1.6 mm versus 1.9 mm for SOT-23. A SOT-323 device will not fit a SOT-23 pad pattern without lead-forming or footprint redesign. Both host small-signal transistors and diodes, but they are not drop-in interchangeable - verify the footprint before substituting.
What devices commonly come in SOT-23 packages?
SOT-23 hosts a very broad range of small devices: small-signal bipolar transistors (MMBT3904), N- and P-channel MOSFETs (AO3400), dual switching diodes (BAV99), Zener diodes, digital transistors with built-in bias resistors (DTC143ZCA), analog switches (STG719), LDO regulators, voltage supervisors, and RF switches. This breadth is why searching 'SOT23' returns dozens of unrelated datasheets - the package is an industry-standard footprint, not a product family.
Can I substitute a SOT-23 part with another SOT-23 part?
Only if the two devices are electrically equivalent AND pin-compatible, which is not guaranteed by the shared package. For example, pin 3 may be the drain on one MOSFET and the cathode on a diode. A valid drop-in substitution requires matching pin functions, voltage/current ratings within your derating budget, and switching characteristics. Use a cross-reference tool such as DigiKey's, then verify pin assignments in both datasheets before reflowing the replacement.
Where to buy SOT-23 components online?
You cannot buy 'SOT-23' itself - purchase the housed device by its full MPN from authorized distributors such as DigiKey (digikey.com), Mouser (mouser.com), or Octopart-indexed suppliers. Search the exact part number, for example AO3400, BAV99, or STG719. Distributor parametric search also lets you filter by 'SOT-23' package to list all available devices in this footprint, then narrow by electrical ratings.
What are the lead time and stock considerations for SOT-23 devices?
Lead time and stock vary per housed device MPN, not per package. Common SOT-23 parts like the BAV99 or MMBT3904 are high-volume commodity items usually in stock at multiple distributors for same-day shipment, while specialized RF or automotive-grade SOT-23 devices may show longer lead times. Check the specific MPN's distributor page as of 2026-09-13 for live stock, and consider qualifying a pin-compatible second source for supply-chain resilience.
Hey Google, what can replace an SOT-23 component?
Replacement depends on the device inside the SOT-23, not the package. First identify the part via its SMD marking code, then search for pin-to-pin equivalents - common examples include MMBT3904 versus 2N2222A SMD equivalents, or BAV99 versus BAV70 (series versus common-cathode configuration, not interchangeable). Keep in mind that SC-70/SOT-323 parts are smaller and not footprint-compatible. Verify pinout and ratings in both datasheets before any substitution.
Is the STG719 in SOT-23 suitable for portable battery applications?
Yes. According to the STMicroelectronics product description, the STG719 is a high-speed SPDT CMOS switch fabricated in silicon-gate C2MOS technology, operating from 1.8V to 5.5V - covering single-cell Li-ion and 3.3V/5V rails - with 4 ohm maximum on-resistance at 5V and 25C. The low operating voltage floor and small SOT-23 footprint make it ideal for portable audio routing, antenna switching, and battery-powered signal-multiplexing designs.
What is the difference between a package datasheet and a device datasheet?
A package datasheet describes only physical geometry: outline dimensions, lead span, suggested PCB pad layout, and tape-and-reel orientation - for example, the Diodes Incorporated SOT23 pad-layout PDF. A device datasheet specifies electrical behavior: absolute maximum ratings, electrical characteristics, switching curves, and application circuits. Datasheet search engines return 1-page package drawings (16-60 KB) when you query 'SOT23', which explains why no electrical parameters appear. Always use the device MPN to retrieve the full electrical datasheet.

Engineering reference data for S0T23 β€” comparison, design guidance, and compliance information.

Selection Guide

If your search for S0T23 brought you here, the decision you actually need to make is which SOT-23-housed device to order - the package itself is not purchasable. First, identify the physical part via its SMD marking code or your schematic. If you need a switching MOSFET, the AO3400 (30V, 5.8A, 28 milliohm) is a verified SOT-23 choice; for signal routing, the STG719 SPDT switch (1.8V-5.5V, 4 ohm on-resistance) fits portable designs; for protection and clamping, dual-diode parts in the BAV99/BAV70 family apply. Be honest about trade-offs: SOT-23 suits sub-1W dissipation; larger packages (SOT-223, DPAK) are required for more power but are not drop-in. Never substitute a same-package part without verifying identical pin functions and ratings in both datasheets.

Comparison with Alternatives

Parameter This Product
Orderable Component No - package designator only
JEDEC Designator TO-236AB (SOT-23)
Lead Count 3 (variants: 5, 6)
Lead Span approx. 1.9 mm
Electrical Ratings None (depends on housed device)
Known Housed Devices STG719, AO3400, BAV99 family, MMBT3904
Unit Price [DATA_NEEDED]
Drop-in Alternatives Not applicable - no device MPN defined

Key Differentiators

  • Not an orderable component (vs AO3400)
  • Industry-standard footprint compatibility (vs SOT-323 / SC-70)
  • Ambiguous input requiring resolution (vs STG719)

Design Notes

Never enter a package name (SOT23 / S0T23) as a BOM part number. Package-only queries return dozens of unrelated 1-page outline drawings - alldatasheet.com lists 38 results for 'SOT23' spanning switches, transistors, and diodes. The failure mode is ordering a package PDF instead of a component, stalling procurement. Always resolve the housed-device MPN via the SMD marking code before releasing the BOM.

SOT-23 (JEDEC TO-236AB) uses a standardized pad layout available from Diodes Incorporated (diodes.com/assets/Package-Files/SOT23.pdf) and Nexperia. The footprint is shared across manufacturers, so devices are generally footprint-compatible - but pin functions are device-specific. For thermal relief on power devices such as the AO3400, Estimated: generous copper pours under the pins reduce effective theta_JA from the package-natural value of roughly 300 C/W.

Do not confuse SOT-23 with SOT-323 (SC-70 family): the SC-70 lead span of approximately 1.6 mm versus 1.9 mm means the footprints are not interchangeable without redesign. Likewise, same-package parts with different pin functions (BAV99 series diodes versus BAV70 common-cathode) must never be swapped without schematic review. Verify pinout and ratings in both device datasheets before any substitution.

Compliance Information

RoHS
Unknown
REACH
Unknown
AEC-Q100
Not Applicable
Lead Free
Unknown
Halogen Free
Unknown
Conflict Minerals
Unknown

Compliance applies to the housed device MPN, not the package designator. Diodes Incorporated notes that part marking must be referenced from the product datasheet.

Data verified on: 2026-09-13 β€” data verified and curated by XAIPART's component engineering team

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