MOSFETs are voltage-controlled devices. This means that a voltage applied to the gate controls whether the transistor switches on or off. When a P-channel (enhancement-type) MOSFET has no voltage at its gate, it is OFF and no current conducts across from source to drain; thus, the load connected to the MOSFET will not turn on. When there is sufficient voltage at the gate (about -3V), the MOSFET is on and current conducts across from the source to the drain to power on the load. I GIVE THE URL • [7]P CHANNEL MOSFET WORKING PRINCIPLE