Re: Is this a gate/drain capacitance problem?
- From: Dave <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 13 Aug 2005 19:00:46 +0100
Andrew Holme wrote:
I'm using a power FET in a TO-220 case, simply because that was all I had, but I'm wondering if swapping to a low power FET will cure this?
It'll have a lower drain-gate capacitance. Do you get the same thing if you replace the FET with a small capacitor?
Two alternatives that spring to mind: 1. PNP BJT switching +28V on/off
Is that any better than just switching the 28V on/off? This wsll under some circumsttances be used with a HP 8920A noise figure meter
http://www.tucker.com/java/jsp/doorway_partnoH-P8970A_invid4751.htm
which I assume will switch the 28V on, wait for any transients to settle, make a measurement, switch the 28V off, waith for transients to settle etc.
The noise figure meter will supply its own switched 28V supply.
However, for some other uses, a fixed 28V supply and a TTL annd/or CMOS compatible input would be nice.
2. NPN BJT with base to +5V; emitter (via series resistor) is TTL input; collector to R / L junction
Is that likely to be better? There is no 5V inside, but I could derrive one. from 28V.
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