MOSFET High Frequency Switching Power Draw - Ground Your Floating Inputs - Simply Put

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Thank you for posting. Today I have been thinking about building a triple half H-bridge using mosfets and this tutorial helps me gain familiarity with the mosfet.

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[@EnergySeeker]

eye opening video thank you , i have a question for you if i want to use the mosfet as just a switch , basicly i want to use it for connecting 2 capacitors in parellel then close the switch ( mosfet and close another mosfet which will connect the 2 caps in series , how i arrange the ground for the mosfet between the 3 mosfets ( 2 mosfets to connect the 2 capcitor in parallel + 1 mosfet to connect the same 2 caps in series ) thanks for your help

[@bob71014]

Love your explanations. Thank you

[@happydog6093]

Cool, vid. I have a question, If not concerned with power rating, voltage rating, or current; what characteristic do I look for in a mosfet for radio frequency use. Thank you

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[@cedricpereira72]

CMOS 4000 family chips must have all unused inputs tied to a voltage (ground or Vcc) and never be floating, otherwise then can start oscillating and can even be destroyed!

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