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On 03/20/06 10:26 pm Robert Kubichek wrote:
Anybody opened up one of these PWRgate devices to see what's inside? What diodes are they using? I can't find any 80A Schottky diodes in the Mouser catalog. Does it consist of any more than two diodes, a resistor for the float-charge capability, the connectors and the heatsink? I would guess that it is 2 Schottky rectifiers back to back, with an additional resistor-diode across the pair to keep a float charge on the battery..... The 203CNQxxx series from International rectifier comes to mind in this application, as basically it is one modual that is surface mounted... Do a search for PWRgate, and go from there. You SHOULD be able to brew your own from the info found.... That's why I was asking. But why were you suggesting 200A diodes? I find that Newark has the 80A International Rectifier ones (and 80A is what WMR says is the rating of the diodes they are using) in stock, cheaper, and with a lower voltage drop. (I guess that Mouser for some reason simply doesn't handle IR products.) "Perce" (aka Alan NV8A) |
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