Anybody here used dual FET transistors? I'm looking for small-signal dual NMOS and dual PMOS for a new project.
I'm building a differential passive IVC, and I would like the transistors for the two phases to be well matched and at the same temperature.
The transistors I have found online are mostly power devices. I have no need to run 8A through them, a 30mA bias current will be just fine.
The other thing I may need is a relatively high Vds, at least 25V.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Børge
I'm building a differential passive IVC, and I would like the transistors for the two phases to be well matched and at the same temperature.
The transistors I have found online are mostly power devices. I have no need to run 8A through them, a 30mA bias current will be just fine.
The other thing I may need is a relatively high Vds, at least 25V.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Børge
The package doesn't really matter.
I have used dual PNPs and NPNs that were some sort of tiny package where I couldn't route between the pins. That worked out okay, but I wouldn't mind having a bit more space to play with.
The application I'm working on (common gate impedance transformer that keeps a DAC's current output at a relatively steady voltage) is a very good fit for an NMOS but not as suited for other transistor topologies.
I checked at Farnell. They have some transistors that are probably worth testing, but those are beasts that can sustain 8A and thereabouts.
Børge
I have used dual PNPs and NPNs that were some sort of tiny package where I couldn't route between the pins. That worked out okay, but I wouldn't mind having a bit more space to play with.
The application I'm working on (common gate impedance transformer that keeps a DAC's current output at a relatively steady voltage) is a very good fit for an NMOS but not as suited for other transistor topologies.
I checked at Farnell. They have some transistors that are probably worth testing, but those are beasts that can sustain 8A and thereabouts.
Børge
Dual FETs ...
Try linearsystem.com ... They advertise in AudioXpress all the time ...
or look at That Corp:
http://www.thatcorp.com/icprod.html
Good Luck !
Try linearsystem.com ... They advertise in AudioXpress all the time ...
or look at That Corp:
http://www.thatcorp.com/icprod.html
Good Luck !
That Corp. have some nice looking bipolars. I may use those in my output stages. I wish they had similar FETs too.
www.linearsystem.com points to the amplifier manufacturer PSS. It doesn't look like they deal in transistors. Could you specify the link please?
Thanks,
Børge
www.linearsystem.com points to the amplifier manufacturer PSS. It doesn't look like they deal in transistors. Could you specify the link please?
Thanks,
Børge
Linear Integrated Systems ...
Try googling Linear Integrated Systems ... The Google link will take you to http://www.linearsystems.com/, the chip maker ...
Good luck !
Try googling Linear Integrated Systems ... The Google link will take you to http://www.linearsystems.com/, the chip maker ...
Good luck !
On Semiconductor might be worth looking into.
Here are a couple of examples, these are for dual mosfets
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/MMDF1N05E-D.PDF
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/NTJD4001N-D.PDF
They’re all surface mount so they might be a bit more tedious to work with. Just go to their website and start searching if you want to see more.
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/vanityUrl.do?requri=/PowerSolutions
Here are a couple of examples, these are for dual mosfets
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/MMDF1N05E-D.PDF
http://www.onsemi.com/pub/Collateral/NTJD4001N-D.PDF
They’re all surface mount so they might be a bit more tedious to work with. Just go to their website and start searching if you want to see more.
http://www.onsemi.com/PowerSolutions/vanityUrl.do?requri=/PowerSolutions
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