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High-Side NMOS Short Circuit Protection: How to Calculate Maximal Allowed Turn-off Time?

I'm about to build a high-side MOSFET switch that can switch voltages up to 150V to an external load (0.5A nominal). For this application I would like to use the N-Channel MOSFET Vishay SiHH240N6E. ...
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Operation amplifier input HV protection

I have a setup consisting of 8x AD8428 ultra-low noise opamps on a PCB to measure very small voltages with a noise floor of around some 100uV and a low-pass filter up to 10kHz. The input is connected ...
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Reverse polarity protection + inrush current limiting with mosfets schematic

What do you think about this schematic? I want to put this before a DCDC 24 to 5V with maximum 1A. Any comments or suggestions? The aim of this circuit is to have a soft start with the resistor R2 in ...
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Reverse polarity protection and inrush current limiting - back to back mosfets

I was testing this circuit in LTspice, it would protect my boards from reverse polarity and limit the inrush current to the input capacitor of a DC-DC (buck or LDO), but the simulation gave me this ...
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How to calculate the gate voltage and Vgs in this N-channel MOSFET reverse-polarity protection circuit?

The schematic below uses an N-channel instead of a P-channel to block reverse-polarity voltage from occurring. This means the gate voltage (and Vgs) must be positive. But there are two options I've ...
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Will this NMOS MOSFET reverse-polarity protection circuit work?

Based on the helpful advice from the community, I realised the first schematic I made would not work as a protection for reverse polarity well due to a couple of flaws including the diode having to be ...
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N Channel MOSFET reverse voltage protection proposal

While learning how to make a buck converter, I realised that using P channel mosfets for reverse voltage protection is one of the best ways, but I think it could be better using an N channel using the ...
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How to limit P-channel MOSFET gate voltage?

While working on my first buck converter I thought it would be a good idea to add reverse-polarity protection. So I went and searched for what would be the best (and easiest) way to do it and found P-...
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How to put a decent snubber to the MOSFET?

I am trying to make a soft starter for an inverter to make the turn on process as a yield curve like the one in the photo: so I used this circuit : however, the problem is still visible in the turning ...
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R5613L understandig what MOSFET to use

I want to add a battery-protection to my circuit including a switch to disconnect the battery from the rest. I found the R5613L from Nisshinbo (Manufacturer product site with datasheet). On page 26, ...
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Reverse current blocking for P-channel MOSFET

I'm using a P-channel MOSFET Q57 as a switch for current from VIN_ALW_GATED to +VIN_ALW when VIN_ALW_GATED > 17.259 V. In case VIN_ALW_GATED was not connected to any reference voltage (floating), ...
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Reverse polarity protection for 320 VDC, 20 A

I would like to add reverse polarity protection to my robot. Supply is 320 VDC, 20 A max. The load is mainly inductive (DC brushless motors, some DC/DC converters). A simple solution would be using a ...
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MOSFET protection scheme for voltage spikes

I would like to understand an overvoltage protection scheme for low-side MOSFETS that seems counter intuitive to me, but is referenced in several sources. Here is the link to the protection scheme: ...
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Failures with MAX16127 chips

Recently I have started using the MAX16127 chip in my designs to protect against overvoltage conditions (Do-160G, Section 16.6.2.4 Category Z, for a very specific condition I am trying to survive, 80 ...
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Overcurrent protection for solenoid driver circuit

I need advice on designing an overcurrent protection circuit for a pinball solenoid driver. I am building new driver boards for several of my games from the late 70s to mid 80s. All use the same board....
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