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Optocoupler technology
IconicPCB:
Hi Spec,
The reason why I started to look at the gate driver optos is as follows
I am looking to drive some commercial ( Meanwell ) switchmode powersupplies in a series/parallel combination under a controlled regime.
They require a variable voltage to control the output.
I had seen these opto drivers in the past but could not recall details. Unfortunately they are a bit unsuitable ( too low a drive ).
ali_asadzadeh:
--- Quote ---VOM1271T
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This device looks interesting, do we have a cheaper version to build Solid state relays with MOSFETs!?
ali_asadzadeh:
--- Quote ---Toshiba TLP series. Usually more expensive, but with better driving capability.
Or if you have access to cheap P-JFETs for the turn-off circuit, go with VO1263.
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Thanks, Do we have Chinese manufacture of such devices? also I wonder what would be the turn on time of these devices with two 20N60 MOSFETs acting as a an SSR, what sort of times should I expect? Also there are lot's of cheaply P-JFETs out there ;)
spec:
--- Quote from: blueskull on January 16, 2019, 10:31:02 pm ---Something like TLP3914 or VOM1271T or VO1263?
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Wow- didn't know about those. :-+
spec:
--- Quote from: IconicPCB on January 18, 2019, 01:34:44 am ---Hi Spec,
The reason why I started to look at the gate driver optos is as follows
I am looking to drive some commercial ( Meanwell ) switchmode powersupplies in a series/parallel combination under a controlled regime.
They require a variable voltage to control the output.
I had seen these opto drivers in the past but could not recall details. Unfortunately they are a bit unsuitable ( too low a drive ).
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Got it. :)
Can you define exactly what you would like to do with the Manwell PSUs?
Maybe we could help with an alternative approach.
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