Transistor power

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Can change the slightest bit of a electric disturbance into megawatts of power.

WARNING: HOPE YOU HAVE A POWERFUL DEVICE TO DISPLAY IT ON - IT MAY FREEZE OR CRASH EVERYCIRCUIT

published 10 years ago

yra

10 years ago

MW of Nice.

thebugger

10 years ago

Actually this is completely normal... Sort off. In reality you can't introduce noise this easily but a MOSFET's gate will (theoretically) have an infinite resistance to DC. So when you introduce noise it will built up and show this apparent spike. Add even a 1Gohm resistor to ground and the effect will not last. This is why, MOSFETs are quite susceptible to electrostatic discharges and can easily be damaged by one. When working with MOSFETs a great importance to grounding must be paid, especially when soldering them, because an electrostatic discharge from the soldering iron may damage them.

marcustakodataylor

8 years ago

marcustakodataylor

8 years ago

i also noticed that at rest, it holds about 2 MV inside

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