Normally ON or OFF LED with MOSFET

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Demonstration of how you can make an LED normally on or normally off with NMOS and PMOS, where it toggles its state when the switch is pushed.

For NMOS, for the LED to be normally lit, a pullup is connected to the power. For it to be normally off, a pulldown is connected to the ground.

For PMOS, for the LED to be normally lit, a pull down is connected to the ground, and for it to be normally off, a pullup to power.

published 4 years ago

Beaker651

4 years ago

funny how this simulator gets the symbols for mosfets backwards

BillyT

4 years ago

@Breaker651 check the replies to the following cct. http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4953026346090496

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