I made a circuit with an ideal diode to protect from monkeys faults. It must handle up to 6A continuous. It works fine in the right direction, but if I put power in the wrong direction(not polarity) it stills lets current trough but at a lower voltage 15.2v.
I make sure that everything is connected properly, even tested each component to see if it's fine. I measured the voltage at the gate and source and they are both 24v exactly. In theory for me that's well powered off as gs voltage it's around -2v.
To make things more interesting the 15.2v are as solid as a rock, consistent between different components and values. Tested up to 1.3A with not significant drop on the voltage until the magic smoke scapes, the mosfet heats up as is taking 11w.
If someone can tell me what I did wrong, I would appreciate it very much.