>is the source of the FET in the Micron chip referenced to the PIC 5V? If
>not
>then the results will not be what you expect.
>


Now this might be a clue.  The PIC is running off of a 3.3V supply, while
the FET source is tied to a different (totally different rail) 5V.  In other
words, the 3.3V is from one DC/DC while the source is another totally
different DC/DC, not even the same input source.  Of course the grounds are
all common.

BUT.....I have other MIC94053 that I am driving just fine, not on the same
supply of course.

And nothing else is tied to the PIC pin, just the gate.

In order to turn it on and off, I have first set the port output reg bit to
0, then use the TRIS to toggle it.  Speed wise, I am inside MPLAB, using a
view window and overriding the values by typing in a new value, so its about
as slow as it could be.

However, I will keep that in mind when I start running full speed (gate
charge time)

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