เป็นวงจรง่ายฯ ใช้tl494ขับmosfet โดยตรง โดยใช้R DEVIDER ควบคุมไม่ให้ G-Sมีโวลท์มากเกินไป จะทำให้กินกระแสstanby แต่ถ้าvole G-Sน้อยไป เวลามีโหลดก็จะจ่ายกระแสไม่พอ ทำให้ไฟออกตกมาก วงจรที่ทดลองG-Sประมาณ3.3v ทำงานได้ดี
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Hi surachit,
Would you please write a translation? It looks like an interesting project and everyone uses a common language that is English
-Chris
Using google translate for you.
It's a simple circuit. Use tl494 to drive mosfet directly using R DEVIDER to control G-S not too many volts Will cause stanby currents, but if the G-S vole is too small, when there is a load, it will not supply enough current Causing a lot of fire The experimental G-S circuits of approximately 3.3v work well.
It's a simple circuit. Use tl494 to drive mosfet directly using R DEVIDER to control G-S not too many volts Will cause stanby currents, but if the G-S vole is too small, when there is a load, it will not supply enough current Causing a lot of fire The experimental G-S circuits of approximately 3.3v work well.