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Old 18th October 2003, 09:52 AM   #1
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I don't know if that the right place but i'll try!
What's the best rectifier to use on heave current SMPS?
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this is the symbol for a mosfet
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Old 18th October 2003, 10:54 AM   #3
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I don't know if that the right place but i'll try!
What's the best rectifier to use on heave current SMPS?
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Choice of diode strongly depends of the switching frequency but in general you must have faster diodes than normal recifier diodes (50/60 Hz applications), shottky or fast recovery diodes

The mosfet symbol is a special type of mosfet which has a zener like body diode.
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depends of the switching frequency
I work around 50kHz and with a car battery with +12V@50A
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I work around 50kHz and with a car battery with +12V@50A
Do you have any schematics? Where are the diodes placed?
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Sure...
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And the mosfet are the IRFZ44N
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Sorry but I cant see any diodes except the Ultrafast Bridge.
The mentioned iodes are integrated into the MosFets!
You dont need extra diodes in these places!

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Exactly i meana good power mosfet for 50A
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Old 18th October 2003, 01:51 PM   #9
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You don't need 4 50A mosfets. Why can't you use the ones which are suggested?

How many amperes are you planning to take out? I'll see a 6.3 A fuse in the schematic.

BTW: Isn't this thread in the wrong forum. Car audio would be better. Maybe a moderator will move it?
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That a modified version.. the original schematic suggest the MTP75N that are 75A and the IRFZ44N are 49A!
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