Hello,
I am new to hardware engineering and I'm having a hard time understanding mosfets, and an even harder time understanding how to interpret there data sheets.
The parts I'm trying to use are:
1) IPG20N06S2L- 50
2) BSP315P
3) BTS134D
I understand the general idea of how a Mosfet works, I'm basically having a hard time understanding the datasheet, knowing what components are needed for protection and what values they would be. For example, the data sheet for BTS134D says it is fully protected by embedded protection functions....what does this mean? Does this mean you don't need any additional components (diodes, resistors, caps, etc??).
My application calls for having a micro controlling these 3 components which will be switching the outputs (some inductive, some resistive). I am not quite in the building stage yet, I just want to have a layout for a schematic to get going.
Also when is it required to use a pull up resistor for the SI, SO, SCLK pins? How do you determine what they should be?
Thanks in advance for the help or tips.
I am new to hardware engineering and I'm having a hard time understanding mosfets, and an even harder time understanding how to interpret there data sheets.
The parts I'm trying to use are:
1) IPG20N06S2L- 50
2) BSP315P
3) BTS134D
I understand the general idea of how a Mosfet works, I'm basically having a hard time understanding the datasheet, knowing what components are needed for protection and what values they would be. For example, the data sheet for BTS134D says it is fully protected by embedded protection functions....what does this mean? Does this mean you don't need any additional components (diodes, resistors, caps, etc??).
My application calls for having a micro controlling these 3 components which will be switching the outputs (some inductive, some resistive). I am not quite in the building stage yet, I just want to have a layout for a schematic to get going.
Also when is it required to use a pull up resistor for the SI, SO, SCLK pins? How do you determine what they should be?
Thanks in advance for the help or tips.