Why such a thing does not exist in nature? I'd find several applications of such a beast. Of a P-channel complementary to LND150,...

Why such a thing does not exist in nature? I'd find several applications of such a beast. Of a P-channel complementary to LND150, especially. Best regards, Piotr

Most seem to specify 1uA, even at 25C. Can anyone point me to one that's affordable and more like 10nA? Most selection guides seem to miss...

Most seem to specify 1uA, even at 25C. Can anyone point me to one that's affordable and more like 10nA? Most selection guides seem to miss out this feature! Greatly appreciate any feedback. -- Mike Perkins Video Solutions Ltd www.videosolutions.ltd.uk

Greetings, gentlemen, As we all know, to get maximum efficiency out of a MOSFET, it needs to be driven hard and fast and spend as little time...

Greetings, gentlemen, As we all know, to get maximum efficiency out of a MOSFET, it needs to be driven hard and fast and spend as little time between fully on and fully off as possible. Does that same principle extend to Triacs? And if so, how can that best be implemented when one has to use AC to drive the gate? CD.

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/40slcbgbngggdcwwt95vi/Relay_Drivers.jpg?rlkey=gfai2trx0n6bnja2yl4 hber7i&raw=1 I like C1, with just a...

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/40slcbgbngggdcwwt95vi/Relay_Drivers.jpg?rlkey=gfai2trx0n6bnja2yl4 hber7i&raw=1 I like C1, with just a high-enough-voltage mosfet that it survives the max flyback voltage. C2 would use some exotic avalanche-rated thing. Everthing else needs more parts. Any more?

I was digging through le junque bocs yesterday looking for a TO-92 MOSFET, and found a bag of what I dimly remember as being such. But my...

I was digging through le junque bocs yesterday looking for a TO-92 MOSFET, and found a bag of what I dimly remember as being such. But my memory is too dim, and I used a PN2222 with a base resistor instead. So before I throw these out, can anyone recognize the part? If I know what it is I can mark the bag and have it as a resource. Otherwise I'll probably trash it. It's a TO-92 ...

Ouch: A lot of the inexpensive low Vgs high-voltage MOSFETs are like that, even singles :(

Ouch: A lot of the inexpensive low Vgs high-voltage MOSFETs are like that, even singles :(

Here's a new section I'm hoping to complete, so it can be added to the x-Chapter book before it goes to the printer in a few weeks. ...

Here's a new section I'm hoping to complete, so it can be added to the x-Chapter book before it goes to the printer in a few weeks. Please look it over, but don't be too harsh, about its lack of mathematical vigor. It's closer to our usual back-of-the envelope approach to calculations. Fixes for errors, suggestions for clarification, improved accuracy, and comments welcome. ...

Gentlemen, I want to build an experimental test rig for controlling a 5 cylinder diesel engine. Obviously no ignition circuitry is required;...

Gentlemen, I want to build an experimental test rig for controlling a 5 cylinder diesel engine. Obviously no ignition circuitry is required; it's just the fuel injector pulsing I need to worry about. The injector solenoids in question are very low DC resistance (~0.3 ohms!) and suck about 30A through current-limiting resistors when actuated. Now, the duty cycle is very, very small. A f...

Anyone have any experience with how dual gate mosfets perform in a crystal oscillator role, at low voltages ( < 3 v), at frequencies say 200...

Anyone have any experience with how dual gate mosfets perform in a crystal oscillator role, at low voltages ( < 3 v), at frequencies say 200 - 500 MHz? -- ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://www.piaohong.tk/newsgroup

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/ixys/IXTT02N450HV/3737633?s=N4IgTCBcDaIJYA8AuSAMYB2IC 6BfIA Rds_on is < 625 ohms! More like a...

https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/ixys/IXTT02N450HV/3737633?s=N4IgTCBcDaIJYA8AuSAMYB2IC 6BfIA Rds_on is < 625 ohms! More like a tube! It sure Spices nice. https://www.dropbox.com/s/wlpc73azpm0iyzn/T855_Totem_2.jpg?raw=1 -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc The best designs are necessarily accidental.

Some time ago James Arthur sent here a notification about the IMBF170R1K0M1XTMA1 SiC MOSFET. I have just re-prototyped one of my wide input...

Some time ago James Arthur sent here a notification about the IMBF170R1K0M1XTMA1 SiC MOSFET. I have just re-prototyped one of my wide input range flybacks, and the results are excellent. The performance is comparable to the one with the 1700V C2M Cree part, but the converter's structure is much simpler, which is good for reliability. Thanks, James. Best regards, Piotr

ST makes a nice little LDO, super-low dropout with an aux Vbias supply. Saves me from rolling my own with an opamp and a mosfet. It's an...

ST makes a nice little LDO, super-low dropout with an aux Vbias supply. Saves me from rolling my own with an opamp and a mosfet. It's an ST1L08. So why is the data sheet file en.DM00123507.pdf ? -- John Larkin Highland Technology, Inc picosecond timing precision measurement jlarkin att highlandtechnology dott com http://www.highlandtechnology.com

https://www.dropbox.com/s/s6nfu30ldyzvpqy/Fet_String.jpg?raw=1 This is to test four fets on a heat sink for power dissipation. -- If a...

https://www.dropbox.com/s/s6nfu30ldyzvpqy/Fet_String.jpg?raw=1 This is to test four fets on a heat sink for power dissipation. -- If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end with doubts, but if he will be content to begin with doubts he shall end in certainties. Francis Bacon

I'm designing a power amplifier using some Exicon lateral MOSFETs as the final common-source stage. These will be used in various experimental...

I'm designing a power amplifier using some Exicon lateral MOSFETs as the final common-source stage. These will be used in various experimental systems. Each only needs to run around +/-50V out, up to 4A, and driving sinusoidally between 50 and 400kHz. The load can be approximated as a lossy series LC circuit, driven near resonance with R generally 10-20 ohms. There's an additional > 200

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/zppy7en9noljcfdo0qyv6/Darl_Flow_Sensor_1.jpg?dl=0&rlkey=v7jk899m8 l1jxz91r05lj6byx (I hope that link...

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/zppy7en9noljcfdo0qyv6/Darl_Flow_Sensor_1.jpg?dl=0&rlkey=v7jk899m8 l1jxz91r05lj6byx (I hope that link works) The darlington is a TO-92 sticking up from the PCB into the air stream. The idea is to turn on the mosfet for a while to heat up the darlington, then turn it off and take a few measurements as it cools down. A few points should be enough to calcula

Could some electronics guru please help ? I was running a SPICE simulation of an H bridge for an inverter, with 12 V DC input. The H bridge has...

Could some electronics guru please help ? I was running a SPICE simulation of an H bridge for an inverter, with 12 V DC input. The H bridge has PMOS on the high side and NMOS on the ground side. The switching works fine, and the output waveform looks exactly as it should, except that the amplitude is in the milliVolt range. I have adjusted the MOSFET sizes but that has not been very helpful. ...

I was looking to order some low current MOSFETs and realized all the popular items had thresholds of 3 volts and higher. I would like to use...

I was looking to order some low current MOSFETs and realized all the popular items had thresholds of 3 volts and higher. I would like to use something that turns on pretty well at 3 volts so it won't need a 5 volt PSU. Any suggestions? I'm looking for a TO-92 case preferably but surface mount will be ok too. I could have sworn some years ago I tracked down a number of low threshold...

I'm looking for a small, inexpensive H-bridge, or full-bridge IC, including MOSFET switches, for a forward-converter application. (My old...

I'm looking for a small, inexpensive H-bridge, or full-bridge IC, including MOSFET switches, for a forward-converter application. (My old favorite HIP4080 series has 20 pins and requires external FETs.) Most of the ICs with internal switches that I've found are meant for driving motors, and seem to have slow switching speeds. 40 volts and 2 amps are my minimum requirements. The LMD18200 ...

Diamond buffers are kind of cool, emitter feedback makes them linear and they don't have much phase shift, but they kind of suck balls whenever...

Diamond buffers are kind of cool, emitter feedback makes them linear and they don't have much phase shift, but they kind of suck balls whenever you want to actually move appreciable current with them which unfortunately is exactly what you'd want to do with a buffer. I came up with this thing that uses a sort of MOSFET-BJT Sziklai pair input-thing to drive boosting transistors to pump m...

Suppose I have several rackmount boxes and each has a BNC connector on the back. Each of them has an open-drain mosfet, a weak pullup, and...

Suppose I have several rackmount boxes and each has a BNC connector on the back. Each of them has an open-drain mosfet, a weak pullup, and a lowpass filtered schmitt gate back into our FPGA. I can daisy-chain several boxes with BNC cables and tees. Each box has a 40 MHz VCXO and I want to phase-lock them, or at least time-align them to always be the same within a few microseconds, l...