> >have low voltage drop for lower power dissipation. To complement
> >high current MOSFETs suitable diodes are hard to find, but a cheap
> >option is to use another MOSFET just for it's inherent drain-source
>
>         Or use old PC-Supply Schottky diodes, they are virtually free :o)
>

Hey, good idea. What current rating would they be? 20A or so? My
experience is with 75A MOSFET's in TO-220 package, and they
worked out pretty cheap as far as 75A diodes go.

Brent Brown
Electronic Design Solutions
16 English Street
Hamilton, New Zealand
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eMail:  brent.brown@clear.net.nz

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