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- This is IRF520 MOSFET Driver Module for Boards compatible with Arduino
- This module has Operating Voltage of 3.3V - 5V DC.
- This is Using IRF520 Power MOS, you can adjust the output PWM.
- Ports type Digital Level.
- Output load voltage of this Module is 0-24 V.
- This module can Drive up to 24V allows the load, such as LED lights, DC motors, miniature pumps, solenoid valves.
IRF520 MOSFET Driver Module for Arduino/ Raspberry Pi
How to use PWM Adjustment MOS Drive Board?
- You connect the power for the device you want to control the Vin and GND.
- You connect your device to the V+ and V- screw terminals.
- When the SIG line is HIGH, a little LED lights up, and the GND is ‘connected’ to the V-.
- When the SIG line is LOW, the LED turns off, and the GND becomes ‘disconnected’ to the V-. The V+ and Vin are continuously connected.
- You can power this device from your Arduino, VCC goes to the 5V connection and GND to the GND pin on your Arduino.
Package Includes:
- 1 x IRF520 MOSFET Driver Module for Arduino Raspberry Pi
Specifications:
| Operating Voltage | 3.3 ~ 5V |
| Ports | Digital Level |
| Output load voltage(V) | 0 to 24 |
| Dimensions | 3 x 2 x 1cms |
| Weight | 5 grams |
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1. What is Mosfet driver module?
A MOSFET driver module, an electronic component utilized to drive MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors), is often incorporated into electronic circuits that require the switching of high-power loads like motors, heaters, and LEDs.
The module, composed of a driver circuit specially designed to provide a high voltage and current output to trigger the MOSFET, may include other components like capacitors and resistors, utilized for filtering and protection. This driver circuit receives a low-voltage signal, like that from a microcontroller, and amplifies it to provide the high current and voltage required to switch the MOSFET.
Employing a MOSFET driver module, in comparison to directly driving a MOSFET from a microcontroller, presents numerous benefits. One of which is its capability to provide a higher output current and voltage, enabling the control of higher-power loads. Additionally, it can isolate the microcontroller and the load, which can be critical for specific applications.
2. Why is a MOSFET driver needed in a circuit?
A MOSFET driver is needed in a circuit to provide a high current and voltage output to drive a MOSFET (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistor) effectively. MOSFETs are commonly used in electronic circuits for switching high-power loads such as motors, heaters, and LEDs. However, MOSFETs require a high gate-source voltage to turn on and off properly, which cannot be provided by a microcontroller alone.
A MOSFET driver can amplify the low-voltage signal from a microcontroller to provide the high current and voltage required to switch the MOSFET. Additionally, it can provide isolation between the microcontroller and the load, protecting the microcontroller from damage and reducing noise in the circuit.
