Hi Gaston,

Good points... Going deeper on where I am with the design at the moment...

I considered the BSS84 early on as I have some in the spare parts bin... 
but...
  > BSS84 is a nice part and I use it a lot, but only rated for 130 mA and 
I'll be running around 200 mA continuous in this application. Also has 
significant Rds(on) at -5 V of 10 ohms max... can be too high for my 
application.
  > Si1013R is rated 350 mA continuous at 25C and Rds(on) at 4.5 V of 1.2 
ohms max. Simulation already done to confirm Vgs comfortably within limits 
as circuit operates and transitions on->off and off-> on.
So getting closer with the Si1013R (which also happened to be in the 
built-in LTSpice library). But, as you point out, the Si1013R will be in 
trouble with a 12V rail... so I'm still looking.

I'd really like to build one little board for a wide range of 
applications... at least 12V operating, at least 1 A operating.

Currently leaning toward the NTF5P03T3G... will probably stop looking as 
this is a more than adequate selection for current and anticipated needs. 
SOT-223 tabbed package that is still easy for hand solder if necessary, way 
lower Rds(on), ample voltage and current limits. Alternative parts 
available in the same package and pin-out...

Thought about a dual footprint board so that I can load a SOT-23 if I want 
for a given application... will probably just use the larger 223 and be 
done with it. Typically have the modest additional space needed.... say 1" 
x 0.4 " or a bit smaller total board size with the 223.

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I'll update the post when I have parts selected and a layout I like.

B

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