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Originally posted by Andrei View PostHi Anis! For the capacitors. I suppose it might be so. if you are wrong correct it [ATTACH]53152[/ATTACH]
I will do some updates and by the end of the week I will share my results.
Rgds
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please help me list the common component equations on the market to replace some of the components like
mosfet
vn2410l
zvp4105
2N7000
BS170
BUK455
transistor
BC850
ZTX688
BC857
BC368
BC369
DIODA
LM336Z2
BVY28
IC
CA3083
TLC27M7CD
LM13600
40106
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Originally posted by liekwang View Postplease help me list the common component equations on the market to replace some of the components like
mosfet
vn2410l
zvp4105
2N7000
BS170
BUK455
transistor
BC850
ZTX688
BC857
BC368
BC369
DIODA
LM336Z2
BVY28
IC
CA3083
TLC27M7CD
LM13600
40106
Please refer to the below link, it's for giving replacement that I'm using for transistors fets...
https://alltransistors.com/mosfet/cr...=10&caps=ELine
Rgds
Anis
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Hello Andrei
Yes the signal is supposed to be there although we prefer that it wasn't,mosfets have what is called capacitance,as you may know,so the flyback voltage travels through this
capacitance and appears on the source terminal,the diode on the source will clip this signal to its forward voltage drop,because the capacitance is small the charge from the flyback voltage will also be very small.
As we source components like receive fets we like to aim for low capacitance but that comes at a cost of increased resistance,the trouble with that is we like to keep the resistance low as
well so then it becomes a bit of a juggling act,a mosfet i like to use for a receive fet is a ZVN4525G
Cheers....
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