If I use a transistor I'll have to add a resistor.  Anyone know of any
transistors (in a SMD package) that don't require a resistor between the
PIC and it's base?


>Remove the back-emf diode, and use a transistor in emitter follwer
>configuration. (that will also dissipate the back EMF)  =No more
>components than today.  You will get 1V drop across the tranny though.
>
>Another idea
>Hmmm have i seen a Mosfet with internal zener...?  Or select one that
>withstand the actual back EMF voltage.
>
>/Morgan
>
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