Isn't that Lsj74 Lsk170 acting as a buffer ? So what happens when you drive it with a 15v sine wave won't the Lsk74 be exceeding it's 25v drain to gate and gate to source rating and likely go poof !
In the thread "F4 Beast Builders" by 2 picoDumbs, he measured 5, only one on the most right side (photo 3) looks ok with my SIT. The chance to find a proper one cost more than buy a new SIT.
well, that's the reason to obtain a pair of SITs with lower Ugs 🙂
you can buy them , still greening how cheap they are , comparing to proper manly amplification devices

you can buy them , still greening how cheap they are , comparing to proper manly amplification devices

Isn't that Lsj74 Lsk170 acting as a buffer ? So what happens when you drive it with a 15v sine wave won't the Lsk74 be exceeding it's 25v drain to gate and gate to source rating and likely go poof !
woody - same buffer used in F4; though with some care to save it when input signal ( by mistake ) goes through the roof
I use LSJ74 in F4 building with +/-32VDC, it looks like OK so far. I may have not driven the amp to 15VAC RMS.
gates cross connection with temperature/Current Positive component
Could we do this way?
is there any component or small circuit to increase the voltage cross it with increasing Ids/temperature?
Could we do this way?
is there any component or small circuit to increase the voltage cross it with increasing Ids/temperature?
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you can always try with NTC, but good luck .......
you can wait some time, I'm going to publish my SissySIT R.3 relatively soon, then you'll see how I solved exactly that issue - using SIT and mosfet of any Ugs value
you can wait some time, I'm going to publish my SissySIT R.3 relatively soon, then you'll see how I solved exactly that issue - using SIT and mosfet of any Ugs value
basics pretty much explained in LuDEF thread
same applies to SissySIT R.3 ........ and anything you can think of, using DEF OS
same applies to SissySIT R.3 ........ and anything you can think of, using DEF OS
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