9130 P-channel Power Mosfet
That is not similar to the circuit we are working on because the Fet in the drawing is a P-Channnel FET. That diode is protection for the FET. In our project, the coil is connected to Battery+ and we 'ground' the other end with our N-Channel FET. Most of the FETs we're using have that protection diode built in. In the case of cikljamas's drawing (from PJK Book July 2010) you would ADD a Recovery Diode going from the the coil/FET node to battery-.
If you look at the schematic for some of the Mosfet we have been using you will see the protection diode in the Mosfet symbol. Most Mosfets whose part number starts with a "9" are P-Channel Mosfets.
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Originally posted by Farmhand
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If you look at the schematic for some of the Mosfet we have been using you will see the protection diode in the Mosfet symbol. Most Mosfets whose part number starts with a "9" are P-Channel Mosfets.
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I took one end of the sine wave in each hand, it felt really wierd. But i'm ok now, I think. I would've been a lot more carefull if it was low frequency. I didn't think it would do that at that high of a frequency.
That will clear the fog for me a bit, I hope.
Oh wow. The two choking coils are there on the input leads and all. My cap across the break is only 470 uf. Maybe it should be bigger or smaller.
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