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imported>Tinker (Typically, a series diode is employed for reverse-polarity protection (a). Compared to a diode, a p-channel FET exhibits significantly less voltage drop (b). If low-side switching will work, an n-channel FET can be used (c). Adding a resistor and ca...) |
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| − | Typically, a series diode is employed for reverse-polarity protection (a). Compared to a diode, a p-channel FET exhibits significantly less voltage drop (b). If low-side switching will work, an n-channel FET can be used (c). Adding a resistor and | + | == Summary == |
| + | Typically, a series diode is employed for reverse-polarity protection (a). Compared to a diode, a p-channel FET exhibits significantly less voltage drop (b). If low-side switching will work, an n-channel FET can be used (c). Adding a resistor and ca... | ||
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Typically, a series diode is employed for reverse-polarity protection (a). Compared to a diode, a p-channel FET exhibits significantly less voltage drop (b). If low-side switching will work, an n-channel FET can be used (c). Adding a resistor and ca...
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