I used the PCB wizard Library and that's how it shows a PMosfet!!!Why is Q3 upside-down? I have already shown you many times that P-channel MOSFETs should normally be displayed with the source terminal towards the top of the schematic, which is also normally towards the most positive voltage side of the schematic.
OK.I used the PCB wizard Library and that's how it shows a PMosfet!!!
No, it's supposed to be a P-channel MOSFET. However, since you have it shown with the source terminal down, you became confused and connected the source terminal to ground. It will not work like that.Q3 is supposed to be an NMosfet?!
Right now, you have both Q2 and Q3's source terminals connected to earth (ground).Should I change(swap) Q3 and Q2? Since Q3 is switching Positive and Q2 the Earth?
Isn't Q3 Source connected to 24V?Right now, you have both Q2 and Q3's source terminals connected to earth (ground).
Flip Q3 around (rotate 180° and mirror) so that the source is up, drain is down, gate is left.
If your software does not allow you to do that, you need to find a different software that will allow it.
No, it is not.OK, considering that the Q3 is PMosfet and Q2 is NMosfet, is the circuit now correct? Just for a single Sol. circuit.
That is a good idea.I'm trying to get just one Sol. working utilizing 2 Fets like a 1x1 Matrix, to help me better understand it first and then to expand the Matrix.
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