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yes, P-channel and N-channel mosfet transistor..i thought P-channel could be referred as PNP.. Thx, for the information..
Be the way, I also want to use them as a switch, but unfortunately i cound find ones that operates at 13.56 MHz and also @ 3 amp..
if u have a code for such transistors...
hello,
My task is to transmit electricity via resonant inductive coupling using only one transmitter coil and one receiver coil..
I do not know which one is better to use for my transmitter circuit and receiver circuit, series LC or parallel LC as to make my coil resonate at specific...
i appreciate ur fast respond..
The transformer has a center tap secondary, so 12 V also could be used.
But may i know why 24V is considered too high,plz?
as far as i searched, epically at high frequencies push-pull mosfet is not recommended to work on its won, due to the undesired crossover...
Hello,
Im doing a resonant inductive coupling system as my project.
A transformer used to step down the wall outlet (230V/50Hz) to 24V @ 3A, to be used as the input to a rectification circuit consisting of bridge rectifier and a filter cap.
after that, there is a crystal oscillator circuit...
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