2018年2月1日 · I want to use a MOSFET as a switch driven by my microcomputer. The original circuit using N-channel MOSFET is on the left side. Honestly, I do not understand the choice of the IRLZ44. The circuit is designed for Arduino, which has 5V logic. Which means that for GPIO=True=5V, MOSFET opens and lets the current into the load. However I have two ...

If the capacitor is at 5V, the body diode of the PMOS device would be forward biased, and the capacitor would quickly discharge with high current until it goes below about 0.7V. And the capacitor is connected to the DRAIN of M1, so it should not be called SOURCE. \$\endgroup\$

2021年11月17日 · Controlling the Pmos from 3v3 leads to very ugly workaround it can bring many trouble. Much more clear is controlling with additional NPN/Nmos transistor like below. simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab

2019年2月24日 · If you use a PMOS the source pins are connected directly to the positive supply rail which makes it relatively easy to provide a gate-source voltage difference to switch the MOSFET. But if you need an NMOS for efficiency, speed, or power handling, the source pin is not connected to a fixed rail.

2021年5月18日 · I have designed the following circuit using a PMOS as a load switch. The gate of the PMOS will be driven by an NPN transisto r that can be controlled using the MCU's GPIO. I need to make sure that upon power-on, the load switch remains guaranteed off unless explicitly driven by the NPN through the MCU GPIO.

Under 5 milliohms achievable at many 10's of amps. If you could access the actual die you could possibly start a small car with this as the starter motor switch (spec'd to 360A on graphs) BUT the bondwires are rated at 90A. ie the MOSFET inside greatly exceeds the package capability. At say 30A power = I^2 x R = 30^2 x 0.003 = 2.7W.

2016年6月17日 · I am trying to get a PMOS(BS250) act as a switch according to following diagrams. But the motor(its a servo) doesn't work no matter what signal I give at the gate. Any inputs on why this might be

2016年4月7日 · When the output is high and therefore at the same level as the external PMOS drain, then no current flows (because the voltage between them is zero or very close to it). When the output is low, then a current of 5V / external PMOS gate to source resistor will flow. It is not unusual to see resistors of the order of 100k\$\Omega\$ in this use case.

If you have a fuse rated at 125mA, you obviously have a very low power load in normal conditions. To make allowance for the voltage headroom, you should instead of using a schottky diode, use a reversed PFET (the drain-source would be opposite the normal configuration for a high-side switch), with the base grounded.

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