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Old December 29th 07, 12:04 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.homebrew
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Default Selecting power Fets for 500 KC transmitter

LOL!! That might be more fun then using "the finger"

Scott


ken scharf wrote:

Scott wrote:

I can hardly imagine just about any device like this having an Ft so
low that it wouldn't work at 500 KHz. What ham band do we have at 500
KHz?

wrote:

Greetings!!!


I plan on building a 500 KC transmitter, 200 watts output. I have
never worked with power FETS before.

What is the selection method used in determining which FET to use??
I see some great FETS
cheap.

Example: IRFP254

250 volt Vdss

RDS on .14

Amps 32 amps

Rise time : 51 NS

Cost; 2.50 each

The data sheet does not spec any freq's ( Ft) like bipolar
transistors?? How do I select the right FET??? freq range

Thanks!!!

The 500 KC transmitter will run at 28 VDC



Well a friend of mine once wanted to build a mobile transmitter for
455khz AM and 10.7mhz FM so he could tell the bozo in the car ahead of
him where to go after he cut him off.....


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