MOSFETs

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Terminal Learning Objective

  • Explain how MOSFETs are used in the electrical circuit of an IED

Enabling Objectives

  1. Discuss how MOSFETs are used in an electrical circuit of an IED
    • Identify the schematic symbol of a MOSFET
    • Identify the legs of a MOSFET
    • Describe the function of a MOSFET

Lessons

Battery Removal

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Lab Overview This circuit uses battery decay or battery removal to pull the gate of the MOSFET (Q1) low, allowing the capacitor to fire a single detonator. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

Adjustable Light Sensor

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Lab Overview This circuit uses a LDR to trigger a MOSFET (Q1) to fire a single detonator. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

Adjustable Dark Sensor

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Lab Overview This circuit uses a LDR to trigger a MOSFET (Q1) to fire a single detonator. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

MOSFET RC Timer

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Lab Overview This circuit uses the RC timed circuit to trigger a MOSFET (Q1) to fire a single detonator. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

LDR Battery Removal

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Lab Overview This circuit combines a Dark Sensor Circuit and a Battery Removal Circuit to fire a single detonator through a MOSFET. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

RC Timer Armed LDR

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Lab Overview This circuit uses a capacitor and LDR to function. The capacitor/RC timer arms the device and the LDR fires the device. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

RC Timer Dual MOSFET

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Lab Overview This circuit uses a RC Timer to arm the two MOSFETs.The gate from either MOSFETs (Q1 and Q2) fires the device. Tools / Parts / Test Equipment Soldering Iron Helping Hands Solder Multimeter

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