Steve Russell <raichea@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> source=http://www.piclist.com/postbot.asp?id=3Dpiclist\2002\11\08\085831a
>
> I'm aware that paralleling MOSFETs is common in relatively high-power
> applications, but at low drain currents (low=a few 10's of mA), the
> temp coefficient changes sign.

But remember that "high power" and "low drain currents" are relative to
the size of the MOSFET in question (current density is the key, not just
total current), and the PIC pin drivers are much smaller than the typical
discrete power MOSFET.

-- Dave Tweed

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