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Hi,

I am looking for an IC that has quad MOSFET transistors (or higher) with all terminals available for external connection.
Something like: ALD210808, but here the body is always connected to source. I want the body to be also connected to an external pin.


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Hello,

Toshiba in their portfolio has many IC with transistors arrays - see link:

https://toshiba.semicon-storage.com/ap-en/semiconductor/product/linear-ics/transistor-arrays.html

https://pl.mouser.com/c/?marcom=179038666

Maybe you will be able to find among them such that met your needs.

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thanks and I appreciate your help, looks like these are gate drivers.

I want to build some current sources and buffers in transistor level circuits. I want to confirm the results using ready made transistors, I don't want to take the IC layout route at this stage. It's just a proof of concept. Few of my transistors require connection for the body
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btw, single transistors can be an option but I have many transistors leading to more sophisticated setup
 
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As I know true 4 terminal discrete MOS doesn't exist, bulk is always hidden. I have tried to find one without success. Below link shows not you and me are the only ones tried.

Why are discrete four-terminal MOSFETs so hard to find?

I know that a MOSFET is a four-terminal device, but nearly every discrete MOSFET you can buy has its bulk/body/substrate internally connected to the source. Why is this? It makes it inconvenient to...
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