it is normal that if I decrease the frequency of PWM, it reduces the heat of the mosfet (in my case a MOSFET) and increases the heat of the coil?
With a higher switching frequency there are more switching states so the mosfet will get warmer.
ok for the mosfet, but the coil behaves in the opposite way in terms of temperature, right?
The slower the clock frequency the more the choke passes current.
is preferable to have the mosfet warmer or hotter than the coil? what are the temperatures of alert of both components?
Nigel, powersupply on pin 15-13 is 14,7 Vdc and on pin 10-12 is 13,8. it's correct?
That's fine.
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