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I have never heard of Silv....., is it simulation software?
I simply look at the on resistance on the datasheet and calculate how much it increases when the Mosfet gets warm.
I have never heard of Silv....., is it simulation software?
I simply look at the on resistance on the datasheet and calculate how much it increases when the Mosfet gets warm.
The simulation models of semiconductor devices usually only show "typical" spec's but when you buy the devices some will have minimum or maximum spec's that the simulation program does not know.
Then the simulation will wrongly show that your design will work. During your design you must look at the minimum and maximum spec's for the devices on their datasheet and figure out what to do so that all of the circuits work. Or buy millions of devices, test their spec's and build only with devices that have typical spec's.
During your design you must look at the minimum and maximum spec's for the devices on their datasheet and figure out what to do so that all of the circuits work.
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