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Description FET Diode Comparison Chart.JPG |
English:
This chart plots the amount of power dissipated in four different silicon devices over a large range of current.
1)0.7V Forward Drop Diode 2)0.3V Forward Drop Diode 3)10milliohm MOSFET 4)1milliohm MOSFET The intent is to see when a diode or a MOSFET is more power-efficient in a given application. These are ideal situations, actual values can vary, please look at your appropriate devices' data sheets and use this only as a general guide line. Originally created for the Active rectification article, but it may be freely used anywhere anyone sees fit. |
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Source | File:Diode mosfet.png |
Author | Jon Hanlon |
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