How to make a Giant Mosfet | Best DIY project for 2020

[@AsitShouldBe]

don't connect mosfets in parallel like that, some resistor and capacity are needed to balance the gates , this circuit is wrong

[@vincentrobinette1507]

This will actually work pretty well for switching applications, but, you're right for linear applications. At gate threshold, the devices won't current share very well. As long as you make a clean, fast switch above and well below threshold, there won't be enough difference for long enough, to make a difference.

[@AsitShouldBe]

@@vincentrobinette1507 in switching application you need to balance the gates too, also the mounting on heatsink must be well made to make them works on same temperature, there are some mounting scheme to make it properly.. otherwise the hottest one will fail in a very short time. But this is only a fun project, useless in real world.

[@marlonbayaras2850]

they actually doing this in some high end bms, as long as you fets comes from the same batch, same production number, there will be a low difference and almost the same tolerances

[@vishank1224]

Most of his vedios are fake

[@ElvisGTARev]

@@AsitShouldBe claro que é inútil para uso, quem vai colocar um trambolho desse tamanho em um circuito se existe bem menor industrial?

[@l0k048]

instead of the text you engraved, you should put "front toward enemy"

[@rishanranatunga4851]

Is this a Claymore? 😲💣💥

[@gameyord7182]

haha lol

[@sc20ka]

@@rishanranatunga4851 magick smoke will huge u

[@СергейШохарев]

"this side to author face"

[@uzit5]

"American Tech"... maybe that's why the industry in the US is dying...

[@tf3confirmedbuthv54]

Rami Ghazzawi Fax bruh

[@alberto148]

guy is Vietnamese

[@lawnmowerdude]

The Americas stretch from one pole of the planet to the other.

[@threeMetreJim]

Just hide a single MOSFET inside, then sell it to China... ;-)

[@theblackbird354]

We have 3 Americas brother....

[@AppliedCryogenics]

It's a shame that the big heatsink is disconnected and just for looks.

[@jort93z]

He glued the pcb to the big heatsink. It should get quite warm under operation. But would be nice if he electrically connected them as well, of course.

[@clomads]

@@jort93z resin isn't a thermal conductor though, it's more of an insulator

[@jort93z]

@@clomads True, but some heat would get transmitted. Would have been smart to use thermal glue to glue the pcb to the metal backplate.

[@vlimustafayev7601]

@@clomads 0öğ

[@ayo4646]

@@clomads did ya know that heat is transferred is THREE DIFFERENT F*IN WAYS, *Conduction *Convection *RADIATION* That resin will surely RADIATE HEAT DARK COLORS ARE GOOD ABSORBERS AND EMITTERS OF HEAT.

[@derhackerthetofu]

the wire alone would burn up at 100-200A. the trace would burn at way less

[@SI-GOD]

Probably get hot enough to melt the solder thus creating a short circuit. What would 60v @ 600amps uncontrolled do to the other circuits in whatever you put this in? Connected to grid AC power? Better call the fire dept before you throw the switch and hope the circuit breakers in your house work correctly.

[@bloguetronica]

And the solder would act as a fuse as well.

[@peterkiss1204]

100A? As thin as his source traces are I wouldn't bet on more than 20 A.

[@Domexetron-Galactronic]

Well not if it is used only for short pulses with enough time in beetween them,costant 100 A would probably result in a short term lightbulb lol.

[@josephmazzeo9413]

I was thinking the same no way those leads will handle 600A even 100A will be a challenge.

[@HenrikDanielsson]

- "So, where do I put the solder?" - "Yes"

[@Fpvfixit]

Lol

[@mattmoreira210]

Such waste of lead 😂

[@phamezz]

they put the extra solder in case the copper isn't strong enough for that many amps

[@HenrikDanielsson]

@@phamezz That's just what Big Solder wants you to believe. ;)

[@Leaferer]

😂😂😂😂

[@bezaleeluk3696]

what is the point of attaching a chunk of Aluminium on the back of a fibre glass PCB? Fibre Glass is a good thermal insulator... if you wanted thermal conductivity you should have used double sided PCB with through plated holes to provide a thermally conductive path to the rear of the board through soldered the pads and flatted them with 800 grit on a glass pane and then used thermal compound to connect the pads to the aluminium tab... it will always be a compromise but ideally switching mosfets should never be dissipating much waste heat... if they are they are not being driven correctly or in a balanced way... which is very likely with this design.

[@rockymkiii]

to make it look like a mosfet ?

[@zadvindersingh4234]

You are right sir 👍👍

[@KosonTrachu]

you are right, how to drain the heat from those small Mosfets to the aluminum sheet on the back of that giant.

[@Basement-Science]

It makes for a thumbnail that looks way more professional than it really is.

[@hoggif]

I so agree. Looks good but thermal properties are crappy and unbalanced load would burn mosfets in no time. But it looks cool though.

[@jimevans1809]

I like the “fling it at the wall and see what sticks” approach to soldering.

[@Skilldibop]

yeah I don't get why you'd faff with spacing those links up and over the traces. You could just route them on the other side of the board and it'd be way easier and better insulated. This looks like a video by someone copying another video not actually understanding why they're doing the things they're doing.

[@The-Thomas-and-Sonic-Guy]

Ahh so SCOTT THE WOZ dose have Super mario brain cancer. 64?

[@panconkisu]

"American Tech" hmmm....yes... Indian tech really.

[@panconkisu]

@@dy.experiments2826 this comment was from 2 years ago, let it die

[@panconkisu]

@@dy.experiments2826 no

[@orange_tweleve]

​@@dy.experiments2826hes literally an indian dude running this channel lol. But idk whats the big deal about it

[@Ironboyhight]

PUBG Mobile

[@IshvOP]

To earn money i suppose because in india there are many people who are uneducated i don't mean that way but yeah they see these types of video like free energ​@@orange_tweleve

[@carlosruizmora3111]

The best part of this video is reading all the comments 🤣🤣🤣

[@quangle102]

Truee

[@gwsmith76]

A lot of experts out there to tell a guy how they'd do it correctly if it was them. But it wasn't them. It's easier to criticize someone else's work than to create your own I guess.

[@MRsin084]

Kakakakakakakaka

[@joilsoncosta996]

Kkkkkkkk

[@farhanraza8224]

⁰p

[@naziruadam3950]

The time I spent watching this is totally worth it!...including the 1 YEAR waiting for the resin to dry up!

[@avidaeagora494]

KKKKKKKKK

[@avidaeagora494]

True

[@helalkhan8106]

🤣🤣🤣

[@VictorC173]

@@avidaeagora494 tá ligado que só br da risada com "kkkkk", o certo seria "rasrss" ou "hahahah", lol

[@erdwaputracanistre8220]

One Year🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂👨‍🦳👨‍🦳👨‍🦳😂😂😁😁🤣🤣😅😅

[@bulistukcsik5276]

All Mosfets in parallel mode. One mosfets fails,it destroy the other mosfets !!! Parts cemetery !!!

[@SashaXXY]

I'd think if the device were exercised with a decent safety buffer, a single point failure would be of no problem at all. If you regularly take it to the absolute limit you can surely fry it in no time, but that's true of everything I can think of.

[@thatonefireguy3684]

@@SashaXXY think of it like old christmas lights, if one light (mosfet) goes out, the rest wont work.

[@TheAlienj]

well said! in epoxy as well? back to front re haet sink DUMB.

[@paulcohen1555]

No, the failing device (shorted) "protects" the others.

[@steve42lawson]

Ha! Yeah, it would become it's own tombstone!

[@fahimmahmood1139]

the main problem is that in case of paralleling mosfets each gate must have a separate gate resistance, each drain must have a direct contact with the heat sink to dissipate heat

[@julitin4827]

Yea!

[@waldolemmer]

The heatsink needs to be isolated from the drain

[@abhishekgourav6144]

Heat and epoxy...great combo

[@zachbrown7272]

dude what the hell is that crusty ass soldering iron?

[@juststeve5542]

Yeah, I thought I was watching a plumbing tutorial!

[@TheAlienj]

Well said! Heat kills these units.

[@TheAlienj]

@@juststeve5542 A toilet switch to keep warm.

[@petenikolic5244]

Yes i was wondering that myself ye gads somehing found at the dump i think

[@HerobrineXDD]

@Steven Bezaire 😭😭😭😭

[@Shadow-rl8cu]

13:30 One YEAR later? Damn what epoxy you have that requires 365 days to cure xD

[@Archer198026]

The one you forget you had laying around in some corner until you fall over it and decide you may as well finish this instead of just throwing it away. You know, the typical DIY stuff :D

[@rishanranatunga4851]

He'd epoxyed on 31st of December

[@aurelioalvarez6136]

it's DIY because everione has a láser engraving machine at his home

[@83hjf]

por que los letrinoamericanos siempre creen que "casero" significa "lo armas con un palo y tierra que encuentras en la calle"?

[@mutv70]

But he has, and he did it at home, so for he is diy

[@progressiveshitpost4588]

You can etch the pcb with just regular toner and photo paper

[@dougaltolan3017]

Yup, laser engraving and a hand held PCB drill.... Nice priorities.

[@Pietro_Troschka]

Well, now I want a giant pcb Circuit with just monster components!

[@kofi8259]

😂😷

[@parvezchowdhury7011]

🤣

[@bvkssameer7592]

This is a piece of art rather than model

[@arcsound.]

Интересно, красиво, забавно получилось. Жаль только, что работать не будет. Лайк за труды, за идею собрать такой транзистор. Надеюсь увидеть видео со следующей версией, где будут затворные резисторы, всё необходимое для согласования, ну и электрические испытания )))

[@noorazmi2329]

This will fail so quick under max load of the individual MOSFET. The design reduce the heat transfer efficiency between the heatsink and the MOSFET.

[@killer_x_treme]

It looks cool though!

[@adam207321]

Exactly what I thought... It's good for display but that's all. Useless in real world

[@alberto148]

would make a great firecracker tho.

[@noorazmi2329]

@@alberto148 For that to happen, just short it with a wall outlet directly.

[@joelsoncdma]

that's what I also thought ... the sinks must touch the metal and using thermal paste

[@jammi__]

Never handle mosfets like he did though, it's not funny how easily you'll zap the gate with the tiniest electrostatic charge from your hands.

[@tf3confirmedbuthv54]

Exactly, you should always ground yourself, your devices, and your work area

[@alberto148]

that's what you took away from this video? there are far more egregious electrical engineering sins being committed in this video... trust me.

[@tookitogo]

Besides, modern mosfets aren’t nearly as sensitive as old models were.

[@SashaXXY]

I'm a sloppy circuit builder, but I've never zapped a component. And yes, I build a lot. I guess electronic components are some of the few things they make better than they used to.

[@tookitogo]

In all fairness, a lot of ESD damage isn’t catastrophic (i.e. causing immediate total failure), but partial, reducing performance and/or device lifespan. So “I never zapped anything” is actually impossible to know for certain.

[@КонстантинКуликов-и8б]

where does 600a come from?) I don’t believe it - the cross-section of conductors on the printed circuit board speaks of 30-50 amperes.

[@israelsalas4617]

He build it, so he can print whatever the hell he wants LoL. I invite you to build one and print whatever the F u want.

[@Aman-gn1oz]

Not even 30 amps😂

[@SI-GOD]

I think he just multiplied amps of 1 by # of mosfets. 30×12=600. Being that I'm still learning circuits, I'm not sure if mosfets combine that way although I'm clueless as to why they wouldn't. But then why do capacitors not simply combine ferrets by connecting in parallel. Can anyone educate me(in a short reply) as to which types components(mosfets, transistors, capacitors, resistors, ect) combine amps or volts the same way batteries do and even more useful to me is why & how do they combine or not combine?

[@SI-GOD]

Oops. Meant 50×12=600

[@brainisfullofnonsense8183]

"Ferrads", not furry little ferrets. I had to put it in quotes to keep autocorrect from changing it.

[@flymario8046]

600Amps?!?! What the hell. The most convincing thing was the way you did the printing on the outside. Looks sharp.

[@arthuragapoff3103]

Never saw better soldering skills

[@Graeme_Lastname]

I love sarcasm. :)

[@m_e_x_a_h_u_k2796]

Здравый смысл и охлаждение покинули чат

[@sunsunch]

Polnaia huynia получилась конечно))))

[@4ernota499]

да он бы хоть ради приличия к пластине другой стороной и через термрпрокладку

[@перецмоисеевич]

Как говорил Доктор Дью: ЧТО ЭТО? ЗАЧЕМ ЭТО? КАК ЭТИМ ПОЛЬЗОВАТЬСЯ? Большего бреда ещё не видел.

[@GrandFRX]

@@перецмоисеевич это мосфет и он большой)

[@Whizify]

Someone translate this

[@DhakaMusicOmar]

how do u think the heat will transfer through the fiber board inside?

[@ВасянНирванов]

600А for Drain-Source 3mm pins and thin copper traces? lol.

[@Graeme_Lastname]

Hard to do when the leads are 100A fuses. :)

[@YTInnovativeSolution]

My favorite song in the universe is looping over and over again. Thank you so much for your exquisite selection of whistle song. My life is now complete!

[@pablitosax]

I think that you cannot use that mosfet at 600A with 60volt simultaneously (in the same way that you cannot use the 50N06 mosfet at 50A with 60V) . In both cases, go to the datasheet and the SOA maximum (Safe Operation Area) graph and verify that the current can have a voltage within a safe area.

[@yagneshpatel1183]

He just parallel the MOSFET yes we achieved 600A by reducing impedance of load at 60 v about 0.1 ohms

[@danielderka7215]

Thanks to this guy the electronic industry is going to be lightened up with a home made MOSFETs ⚡🔥⚡🔥⚡🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@JCBOOMog]

No

[@ВладимирПолянский-о2у]

полная дурь, но посмотрел с удовольствием ))

[@user_nicmir]

Прикольно))) Надо было только хотя бы резисторы в цепи затворов поставить и не на стеклотекстолите делать, а на алюминиевой плате.

[@kemsy_bot]

Сделал красиво, но зря.

[@МихаилМихаил-п1й]

@@user_nicmir транзисторы уложить стоками на алюминиевую пластину, а остальные электроды соединить медной проволокой навесным способом и залить эпоксидной смолой.

[@DonLafontaine62]

Impeccable workmanship

[@ELECTROGYAN]

Use this mosfet in your next project

[@navin1986]

IT can be used in High current circuit

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

@@navin1986 .... or as a door-stop 🙄😂

[@navin1986]

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 ... maybe 😅😂😅

[@valedrigo]

So you can destroy and blow up your project? Sure, success guaranteed!! All these transistor's in line, won't work without failure (yes, and i'm not only talking about the bad heat dissapation, becuase it hasn't) If one transistor fails, all the others will follow nicely without the use of at least diodes!!

[@ATH-3157]

@@peterfitzpatrick7032 Key ring perhaps?

[@j_k2127]

I usually don't like American tech's videos, but this actually isn't that bad of an idea. At least it looks cool.

[@SULTAN-rl6rj]

13:30 one Year leter 🤣🤣🤣

[@ScaniR]

Тонкий юмор

[@sanjeetsinghmouryavanshi479]

Why one year later. I don't understand.

[@ruouvang8596]

1000 year later !!!

[@BrHck]

@@sanjeetsinghmouryavanshi479 If you click on timer 13:30 you will understand why

[@JamilKhan-hk1wl]

@@sanjeetsinghmouryavanshi479 Its usually 48 hours only. But he wrote like that as a joke

[@alberto148]

this kids... is why you don't leave electronics engineering to amateurs... it does make an excellent firecracker tho.

[@TECHNICALIQ]

Hello your design needs to useing resisters on each gate of the mosfet good work 👍

[@fgbhrl4907]

Yeah. Miller capacitance will create destructive resonance.

[@jeffpierce147]

Dont computers come with spell check anymore?

[@fredriksjoblom5161]

Yeah... This isn't going to work as there is nothing balancing these mosfets. If you try to run high currents through this circuit some mosfets will draw more current than the others due to differences in their internal resistance. The one with the lowest internal resistance will fail way too early and this is likely to cause a cascading failure of every single mosfet in this circuit. This could be fixed by adding some resistors to balance the mosfets. But there is nothing, and i really do mean nothing, that can be done about the fact that 600A would vaporize your pcb traces, busses and connecting pins in a matter of seconds. You need to go waaaay bigger. A while back i built a 2V 200A transformer (MOT conversion). It would turn material about as thick as your busses into puddles of molten metal in just 10 seconds. And i could only use it for a few 10 second bursts before the actual car jumper wires i used for my secondary winding started getting too hot as well, and that was some really thick copper wire. Have you ever seen a 600A cable? It has a 120mm2 cross-section!

[@calciumchloride]

Had you left this module of yours for 1 year, really :-) ? Does the module work?

[@marcinmalinowski1633]

will work just perfectly on new year midnight as a fireworks :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4DJXpxoq7GXaNE

[@SI-GOD]

I agree. Assuming this thing actually worked, I world not wait a year (or even a month) for the resin to dry & harden. That would defeat the purpose of any project as it would be much faster to go buy a commercially available unit instead of whatever is the cost of storing this thing unusable for a year.

[@rockymkiii]

no shit it was a joke lmao

[@sergiokrm1]

1. Теплоотвод так себе. 2. Эти выводы, как и проводники на плате, не смогут выдержать 600А Поэтому, изделие можно оценить как минимум на 250 полуляхов :) (русскоязычная часть аудитории меня поймет)

[@gurdfrankygurd]

This ist the most bad soldering technique I've ever seen. Also, you will need resistors in the gate structure of a MOSFet array! You cant just switch them parallel. Also, what about termal resistance of the PCB???

[@modularshop6513]

Agreed, the resistance of those joints is off the scale and running the rated current through them would cause serious trouble due to overheating. Also, that's one ugly soldering tip.

[@tomg8069]

..also resistors in drains of all mosfets are needed. The can not be connected in parallel just like that :)

[@guptajiexperiment]

Whose waiting for 1year

[@tomic0ie]

how about the heat ... just put fan blower or .... put some Al plate ... how heat conduct to it ... (sure not for long ) what is the purpose of it ... ? 600A ? ... i cant imagine this at home... 60x600=36kW (small power station).... put some wire on a car battery (12vx100A=1.2kw {limited by wire diameter } :] )

[@gurmelsandhu]

Woooooow giant mosfet i like it👌👌👍

[@ОлегШиршиков-ж2м]

600ампер не выдержит .. бахнет один транзистор (самый слабый или с самым большим коэффициентом усиления ) а далее по цепочке остальные

[@МаксимДенисеня]

Да тут не транзистор, а дорожка скорее выгорит. Шутник автор. Ни нормальных дорожек, ни охлаждения. Ещё и в смолу закатал. Наверное, чтоб быстрее бахнуло. Зато гордо написал 600 ампер.

[@Евгений-х9ъ6и]

Да. Надо было токовыравнивающие резисторы ставить и усиливать дорожки

[@ДмитрийЕзерский-ъ4ь]

Короче брелок, а так говно

[@rodatmars1354]

Да все тут умные а там дураки и поэтому всё откуда кнам едет если человек зделал значки знает для чего

[@ybrjkfq448]

@@rodatmars1354 ну 600А это очень-очень много, для таких маленьких транзисторов которые он использовал , + нет нормального охлаждения, так что там максимум 100А

[@LienoGenesis]

Took the man 1 whole year to make it, man didn't even test it SMH

[@helpabrothawithasubisaiah5316]

And I thought he would literally make one... not connect factory components in parallel in a case

[@vijaysookdeo3813]

I'd like to see it work.

[@abeditani8293]

Good project . But the mosfet are not synchronized together with the current loading. If one corrupted . All will be short circuit . Please feed me back with the test of it . I appreciate it

[@tormodhag6824]

abed itani he is probably aware of this, but still decided to upload the video Even if this thing is almost useless since the mosfets arent synchronized. It also lacks any actual cooling, as the alu plate is mounted on the pcb which is not thermally conductive.

[@abeditani8293]

@@tormodhag6824 yes . Useless to use .but very very beautiful hand made project .he can actually converter other type of IGBT or mosfet type in to 3pin layout and that give me an idea about convert my Linear mosfet (APL502J) in to this 3pin layout but I will do it smaller size

[@galactic_kiwi]

@@abeditani8293 Pretty sure a MOSFET is meant to be functional, not beautiful.

[@TerryClarkAccordioncrazy]

It's a piece of tech art, useless for any practical purpose but in principle it does work. Make a singje ended amplifier from it and audiophiles will love it

[@SI-GOD]

Seems to me that it would be much faster, easier, cheaper, effective, efficient, and SAFER to have just screwed the mosfets to a heat sink bar (with thermo paste) and then connected them in parallel (with caps & resistors). That way you get a better heat dissipation, and when (not 'if') goes bad, you can easily change it out for a new one and be back up and running. No need to wait another year for the resin to harden and cost only 1 mosfet instead of 12 !!!!!!!!!!!! 😒😳

[@threeMetreJim]

Fail, no proper heatsink. The MOSFETS need to be in direct thermal contact with the rear plate. Looks through the comments for other circuit faults... I do like the construction method for the PCB though, using the laser cutter. Also applying the lettering is cool. Don't forget to list the chemicals... Ferric chloride for etching, and acetone to remove the plastic mask.

[@mohsenansary5145]

Three things: 1- What was that laser one laminate about 2- are those mosfets in parallel? 3- test it in a real project if it's a real project

[@amandaamy3650]

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[@charyenne]

the mosfets are paralell

[@yameenansari3672]

I made the circuit and working good 👍👍👍

[@hate-conductor]

This is some kind of stupidity. Such a “composite mosfet” cannot work on the limiting values ​​of the constituent elements (as assumed here 50x12 = 600). For the simple reason that due to the imperfect production technology, transistors inevitably have differences. This means that when operating at high power, when heated, they will have slightly different resistance, which means that some of them will be heated more strongly than the others, which will ultimately lead to distortion and burnout of all. In the best case, this "assembly" can be used at 300-400 amperes ... However, it is completely incomprehensible what is the point in such a perversion, if it was possible to place them immediately separately on the heat sink, without laying in the form of a PCB. Moreover, even the PCB is made idiotic. It was possible, at least, to make the paths to the Stock and Source more fat. There are also questions to the filling compound - what prevented him from adding any heat-conducting agent to it, this is the case also for removing heat in the end! In short, this is real idiocy.

[@GodzillaGoesGaga]

Degeneration resistors. We've been doing that for years.

[@joshhayl7459]

🔵 As soon as I saw him using epoxy to attach heat-sink to the Copper-cladding I was confused, as epoxy is a lousy conductor of heat,.....I would think the smaller mosfets are going to burn-out rather quickly as a result of that.

[@akosv96]

Actually mosfets are self regulating when they heat up and can be paralleled. Of course at higher frequencies this will not work because many parasitic effects make it a chaos.

[@MattExzy]

Easy there, tiger. Crack open a 'drone' or solar charge controller. You'll find parallel 'FETS. Maybe not as silly as this one, but this is just a gag.

[@GodzillaGoesGaga]

@@MattExzy You might but that doesn't mean it's designed properly! To have a stable design and to prolong the life of the parts you add a source/emitter degeneration resistor in each leg. This balances the currents and power out. It is also a form of -ve feeback.

[@legominimovieproductions]

I want to see the video where you switch 60

[@ManofCulture]

He can't do it because it's useless

[@legominimovieproductions]

@@ManofCulture I know XD thats why I want to see it, watch it burst into flames XD

[@manuelmartin1982]

looks cool 👍

[@neutrodyne]

This should be called how NOT to make a Giant Mosfet.

[@Basement-Science]

Agreed.

[@VitaliyHTC]

No heat transfer from individual mosfets to aluminium base. No current balancing between each mosfet. Traces very thin, can handle no more than 50 amps in total. It's acceptable as joke, nothing more.

[@evapowah]

It is a good caricature... So much wrong electrically and thermally...

[@flarenator]

The music makes me want to eat aluminum foil

[@azizstriker2784]

Will there be a sequel to this video? How did the Mosfets explode?))

[@johnnz4375]

Has a laser engraver and a plumber’s soldering iron.......😜

[@ahmedmoustafa6829]

Very idiot idea. Heat dissipation will be very bad.

[@Lestedy]

I thought the same thing. This business is very wrong.

[@edermunhoz8740]

Só porquê você é um idiota ...

[@Otakatikaja910]

😲wooow good 👍⚫

[@Dk2six]

I'm watching your videos 2x speed but still feel slow please don't waste time

[@paulstubbs7678]

only 2x, 10x is probably better.

[@Dk2six]

@@paulstubbs7678 😅

[@lucysluckyday]

2nm chip fabrication is so "last year", what we REALLY want is cutting edge chips with a 2cm fab process :D

[@SINHRO-FAZA]

"тихо шифером шурша, крыша едет не спеша..."

[@mmikrik]

Very cool lets next make a big LED diod

[@SashaXXY]

Nice! It looks like you wanted to beef up the bus lines, but why did you go with pure solder instead of putting wires flat on top and soldering them in? Just easier to do it that way? Off the cuff, I'd think the bus lines are the main power limitation for this build. Also, I was surprised to see you washing the board with the mosfets on it. I've never done that before. Is it really safe?

[@hoangthuy6404]

Chào . Tôi Sống Ở Vietnam - I live in vietnam: Veri good

[@hasanansari2203]

It's really giant MOSFET but where will you use and how 🤔😂👍

[@rodrigoperez739]

car audio amplifiers use a tons of high current

[@NiliMoto]

Just what i need for my arduino project

[@mehmetvarol8918]

Can you make a powerful and large brushless motor😃

[@oneeyemonster3262]

That's what I was thinking a 6000watt 48-60V...pump amps through it Make a go kart do 55 mph...or electric quad (ATV) do 45-50mph :-P

[@velesrise2172]

For 600A 60V ?

[@amandaamy3650]

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[@zadvindersingh4234]

He is going to attach 10 motors in next video 😊

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Extreme talent.

[@vainboaster]

The Tracks Of Drain and source are barely rated for 5 amp, and 600A rating ????

[@fidelcatsro6948]

he will be placing the mosfet in a bar fridge as cooling source

[@Basement-Science]

@@fidelcatsro6948 Throw the entire thing in liquid nitrogen and you still wont get this to pass 600A. This design has to be a joke..

[@fidelcatsro6948]

@@Basement-Science hahaha lol!

[@___codeboss___short__yt8159]

This is fake this shite go burn when go to 50amp max

[@cri8tor]

The Royal Nonesuch of electronics.

[@peterlaikc]

Why did KZbin recommend this to me? Coz my fire insurance has just expired? 🤪🔥

[@cenchloraadums3143]

No, it's your Life Insurance, I guess..lol

[@ericvillanueva7345]

Hahaha😂😂 nice lol.

[@popgenje7234]

It may be a mere piece of art.....

[@slavric]

I loved this video about laser mask removal and etching, but when I saw that soldering iron...

[@hughsgarbagetrucks]

Now that’s a mosfet

[@johnruscigno5738]

That was pretty cool. I'd like to see it in action. Not 600 amps though. They're rated 5 amps ×12= 60amps and if they're all in parallel then the gate voltage would still be 5 volts as well. I'd try it with a pc powersupply that has 5 volts at 30 amps and see how much it could boost the voltage. I did give a thumbs up though because I've never seen this before.

[@AnalogDude_]

5 volts , that's what same though.

[@reecebeck971]

He probably said 600A because each mosfet has a peak current of 50A

[@Semparo]

neat... now make 11 more and make a even bigger one!

[@mikailulum2540]

2020: How to Make Giant MOSFET 2025: How to make Giant IC

[@erdwaputracanistre8220]

🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤷‍♂🤷‍♂😂😂

[@johnbillalcalde9748]

Wow giant mosfet.

[@sonnyaraneta6488]

Pls make an inverter using a huge welding machine core with your monster transistor & try to test it if you can power your whole neighborhood. 😅

[@martinbobak3009]

You probably meant to say firecracker instead of mosfet

[@slavko5666]

Thx, now Imma make a super compurer and run Slackware on it

[@АлександрСазонов-и3б]

Касьяну на тест.

[@GrandFRX]

вот и я думал что тест будет

[@sergeysokolov2921]

@@GrandFRX я тоже

[@carlosposligua2679]

Increíble. Felicitaciones. Muy buen proyecto !!!

[@deathincarnatesplace]

also a fun show is too take alternators and replace the coil with ones from motors that are the right size to make them run cooler and convert the larger amperage to voltage automatically. no circuitry needed.

[@bossman5138]

Do you mind making a video of what you are talking about? That sound very very interesting 🧐🤔

[@tarno89]

Looks cool. Would have loved to see it in action though.. .. Unless, it's actually a keyring undercover

[@azmike1956]

Is that soldering iron big enough?!😆

[@guntherschadow9383]

Now let's build a super RF power amp with it!

[@никники-о3ц]

Правильно, нахер охлаждение.)

[@Johnny-kd4db]

Плюсую, а то думал я один обратил внимание, что алюминий приклеили к текстолиту, хотя разумней было на термопасту к корпусам транзисторов и винтами закрепить сам текстолит и уже потом корпус залить. Хотя по сути зачем это чудо-юдо вообще делать.

[@GrandFRX]

@@Johnny-kd4db выставочный экспонат) главное чтоб красиво а не функционально))

[@vinquinn]

It took a whole year for the resin to harden? I don't think so.

[@sonsingtumtin2661]

13:29 one year later ???? r u F kidding me right now 😂😂😂😂

[@joeylawn36111]

Was thinking the same. One YEAR to dry? I wonder if that was simply a mistake in translation....

[@supergreenenergytech6453]

😁😂😂😂

[@mdnnjony4000]

Really Talent ...

[@3www6]

этот колхоз сгорит на 100А, первыми пробьет правый ряд

[@ПавелС-ш8м]

ну он в любом случае сгорит)))а кпд какое будет ммм

[@ЕленаЕремичева-б4к]

Да и фиг сним, зато типо красиво.

[@ГеймерГений]

100% это шляпа дорожки тонкие а вывода из проволоки мощные. Первым делом дорожки погорят ежели транзисторы!!!

[@paulmaccartney9768]

Шок! раскрыт секрет производства любого палёного китайского igbt на 500А

[@LDuncanKelly]

"How eBay MOSFet's are made..." 8-)