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Old 20th November 2010, 10:35 PM   #1
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Default IRFPS37N50A or IRFBA22N50A as o/p devices

both the above mentioned devices are hexfet from irf with 500V rating . i wanted to know although they have high gate capacitance can they be use as o/p devices . if so then how to counter act the problem of high gate capacitance and if nt why so .




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Old 21st November 2010, 07:10 AM   #2
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here is my 2cent i dont know much bout these stuff but it will be difficult using devices due to high gate capacitance........ neways more experienced people will guide u ...........


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Old 21st November 2010, 07:34 AM   #3
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What kind of amp are you making? Quasi? What power level into what load Z? If you intend to make a complementary amp, you will need a P-ch of relatively the same conductance. Is this amp to be a common drain or a common source output stage? There is quite a difference. Class A or what? Is it that you already have these components or are you deciding on which components of these type to obtain?
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Details are needed to determine a proper driving circuit.
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Old 21st November 2010, 08:35 AM   #4
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What kind of amp are you making? Quasi? What power level into what load Z? If you intend to make a complementary amp, you will need a P-ch of relatively the same conductance. Is this amp to be a common drain or a common source output stage? There is quite a difference. Class A or what? Is it that you already have these components or are you deciding on which components of these type to obtain?
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Details are needed to determine a proper driving circuit.
actually i am looking for 600W @ 4E and near bout 1000W @ 2E. i am looking for quasi design and i want the amp to be a class AB with rail switching ie class H .......... can these details help in designing the driving circuit ......

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actually i am looking for 600W @ 4E and near bout 1000W @ 2E. i am looking for quasi design and i want the amp to be a class AB with rail switching ie class H .......... can these details help in designing the driving circuit ......

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High gate capacitance is not the problem.
Do you have a proper conceptual schematic for your class-H ?
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Old 21st November 2010, 06:03 PM   #6
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i was thinking of modifing the apex b500 to a quasi complementary one with the step driver from h900.............. will it be possible .....????????????


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Old 23rd November 2010, 05:08 AM   #7
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B500 using mosfets in quasi-complementary is not correct way
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B500 using mosfets in quasi-complementary is not correct way
ok workhorse as u say then how how about LEGENDSTAGE MK2 or Quasor from DR Bora. But may i ask why is B500 not a good idea



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Noise injection from lower switched bus will break into oscillations, as the negative rail output devices are configured as CFP.
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workhorse why dont u suggest a design ..........



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