Yes, almost all general purpose bjt should work (the ones that can handle up to 500mA)Can I use the same BJT model in both positions?
Yes, almost all general purpose bjt should work (the ones that can handle up to 500mA)Can I use the same BJT model in both positions?
Can I use 12 V as signal in this circuit?
No, you'd have to recalculate resistors valueCan I use 12 V as signal in this circuit?
Ok, thanks.No, you'd have to recalculate resistors value
When I turn the circuit on, the electromagnet conduct. But, I don't know why, when I set the 5 V signal on it doesn't cut of the electromagnet current. What can be happening, please?No, you'd have to recalculate resistors value
Double check resistors value? Measure at the base of the output transistor, it should be less then 200mV when off.When I turn the circuit on, the electromagnet conduct. But, I don't know why, when I set the 5 V signal on it doesn't cut of the electromagnet current. What can be happening, please?
Nice!WORKED. THANKS EVERYONE.
The post #40 circuit will work if the power MOSFET is a logic-level type. If it's not, connect the top 10k resistor to +12V instead of to +5V.
(BTW, when drawing circuits, get into the habit of labelling each component, e.g. R1, R2 etc. It makes it much easier to discuss the circuit.)
So, connecting the 10k resistor to the 12 V battery it's enough?An IRF540 needs about 10V Vgs to switch on fully.
A 2N2222 can do it?
This circuit is ok?An IRF540 needs about 10V Vgs to switch on fully.
yupA 2N2222 can do it?