Questions tagged [mosfet]
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Issue with a 12v switch via GPIO output
I am a beginner when it comes to electronics so I would appreciate your help with a simple project I am working on and have been struggling with for several days.
The idea is that I have a PIR Sensor outputting to GPIO 24 on my Pi. Via a python…
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Driving a WS2815 (12V, addressable) LED strip
I am trying to plan what I need to drive a 12V addressable LED strip with the Raspberry Pi (4, likely, or zero, but I want Ethernet connectivity).
I am not sure I understand the WS2815 datasheet (PDF) as I am not knowledgeable in electronics.
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Power MOSFET Driving Big Motor Problem
I am using the power MOSFET IRF504N. I am not sure if my Rpi's GPIO 3V3 signal can directly input to the gate of the MOSFET which requires 4V minimum.
I guess that I don't need a gate driver to shift up the Rpi's 3V3 signal. So I am now…
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Cannot lighten up 12V LED strip with Raspberry pi 3
Bought a
12V 5M RGB LED Strip
a 12V 5A power supply
6 IRLZ44N mosfets.
i am trying to light up the led strip with PiGPIO.
followed the https://dordnung.de/raspberrypi-ledstrip/ tutorial. and the led won't even light up.
i tried to connect the +V…
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Which of those listed logic level MOSFET to choose for driving a heater
I'm planning to control 3 LEDs and a heating element (5 Ohms) using a Raspberry Pi.
The main power supply outputs 12V & 5A. Using an L78S05CV Voltage regulator, I'm planning to power the RPi. So far I didn't decide how I'm gonna power the heating…
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Choosing a transistor/mosfet in order to drive Peltier element from a RPI zero
I just found these two (1,2) low power consuming Peltier elements that I would like to include them to my project. What I'm planning to do is to drive them until to reach some specific temperature e.g 60-90 Celcius (using some kind of PID).
Since…
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IRF530, can I put LED+resistor on input?
Can someone tell me if the following circuit is sane? It's a fairly standard lowside switch, but I've added an LED plus resistor. V_GS on an IRF530 is about 2v, so I assume that a small LED won't lead to excessive voltage drop.
If that's not okay,…
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connecting 5 solenoids to raspberry pi (can anyone do it or should i leave it to a pro?)
I'm opening a perfume spraying vending machine and I need to link 5 solenoids to raspberry bi. Is it easy or should i hire someone to do it? I live in vietnam and the language barrier is a setback for me.
Extra information: i need to connect…
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Using P-Channel Mosfet with RPI Pico W
Hi there I got quite a project on my end I am using a mosfet specifically IRF4905 now the I want to turn on a 12 volts LED using this
I have the following materials
12v power supply
pi pico w
12v LED
IRF4905
10k Resistor
Wiring is as follows
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Detect if a raspberry zero is turned on
I would like to use an old raspberry zero 1.3 to share files in my home network, but I wish I could shut down the connected hard drives as the system shuts down.
Initially I thought that it was enough to associate the status of the ACT led to a GPIO…
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Heatbed module control with Raspberry Pi 3+
I want to control a nichrome wire with the PWM signal from a Raspberry Pi. The MOSFET modules that can be found on the net for the combination with a Raspberry became much too hot. So I decided to try a heatbed module from Lerdge for 3D printers,…
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LED always on while using FET
I want to switch on/off some LEDs on a breadboard using my Raspberry PI (RPi) 4. Before connecting with my RPi, I've tried to do some experiments with using a BS270 FET in an old-fashioned "dumb" circuit.
Layout is a simple serial circut:
3V source…
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Driving 6 electric channels on/off and voltage (48A / 30-41V) from pi
I would like from a pi, to drive a current of 48A and regulate voltage between 30-41V (1440-1968W !). Furthermore, this current will be split into 6 input, and I would like to be able to switch on/off those 6 outputs independently.
Do you recommend…
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MOSFET conducts current when no gate voltage
I have a Raspberry Pi 4B and a MOSFET IRLB8721PbF (https://cdn-shop.adafruit.com/datasheets/irlb8721pbf.pdf)
I have wired up a simple circuit with an LED, resistor, the MOSFET and a 6V DC power adapter. However, the MOFSET appears to conduct current…
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gpiozero's LED.toggle() switches LED again after some seconds
I am using the gpiozero library to controll a LED strip and a relay connected to my raspberry pi 4. This is the way I connected the LED strip to the pins. I use a type SMD5050 LED strip similar to the one in this blog post (you can chose English in…
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