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Re: Laptop Power Supply
I wouldn't recommend connecting them together, any difference in voltage is a dead short between the two supplies, and could cause damage to any regulators, etc... as well as possibly draining a lot of extra current. It probably wouldn't hurt to try it with one 65W...
In modern integrated circuits cmos is usually used because a mosfet is much smaller than a resistor. Also, with either nmos or pmos there is always leakage current, which is avoided with cmos because only one transistor is conducting. If you're talking about discrete components, nmos transistors...
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