At 17:27 26.08.98 +0200, you wrote:
>Rigby-Jones, Michael [PAI01:4837:EXCH] wrote:
>>
>> I think you'd want *much* less than 0.1 ohms
>>
>> P=I^2R =100*100*0.1 = 1000 Watts!!!!
>>
>> Thats a lot of heat to get rid of.  Would this be 100 Amps continuous or
>
>Michael,
>
>How right you are!  I meant to say 0.01 ohms.  Now that people have
>directed me to some data sheets I see that 0.008 ohms is possible.

Hi,

IRF: IRFP064N, 98A DC, 390A pulsed, 0.008R
Toshiba: 2SK2987, 70A DC, 280A pulsed, 0.004R (!)

So long

Thomas
=8-)

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