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Re: [TCML] Transistor bank?



Hey Reuben...

yes is the answer its called a linear pass bank. Normally used in high current DC voltage applications for things like large gas lasers. ( 1 -10 Watts).

Sam's Laser site ( search for "Sam's Laser Site") has quite a bit of info and schematics of commercially produced units available, its a huge site you will need to look carefully for the info you need..

In most cases, when the polarity is reversed on a transistor ( with enuf current available) it goes poof...

Scot D


Reuben Marcus wrote:

Hello,everyone

Would it be possible for one to construct a transistor bank to have multiple transistors bear one load?

Cheers,
Reuben
p.s. What happens when a negative voltage is applied to the source of a pnp transistor(or vice versa)?
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