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Package Includes:
6× MOSFET Power Control PCB
6× RFP30N06LE MOSFET
6× 2-pin Screw Terminal
6× 3-pin Screw Terminal
6× 10k Resistor
Daniel L. Stephenson
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
Will be useful. Knocked off a star as it did not have a circuit diagram.
marpuff
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2020
I used this in my design for the output stage of my fireworks control interface to Talon igniters.
Rudolph V.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2019
I used five of these to blink five 100 watt LEDs on and off. The LEDs for full brightness require 34 volts. I also used the Larsen Scaner sketch and they worked well.
Michal
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2019
Works very well and saves me some time and messy wiring in my DIY circuits. You can use it with and without a diode. When using diode - back wires terminal does not fit, but I don't see it as a big issue. 5 stars - I'm ordering more.
Cobra
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2019
These are sweet, a clean way to add mosfet switches to your diy projects.Notes:-pcb traces are only rated to 3.5 amps- 10k resistor is a pulldown on the c pin (control pin, or the gate of the mosfet)- the tab side of the fet faces the dual pin side, (-,+)- schematic is on sparkfun website- sorry if I got anything wrong, I’m not an actual engineer, I just stayed at a Holliday Inn Express last night
Disinformant
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018
Using it to control a starter relay with an Arduino via foot pedal. Cheap diy consistent tab welder. This is an easy way to control higher voltage and amperage without frying your arduino . Tip arduino ground needs to tie into relay ground. Second tip use a different power source for arduino ,relay, tab weld.
E. Fort
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2018
Note that sparkfun sells these and has more information on their site, but I never did find a complete wiring diagram, so find attached my non-professional example of it working. Input voltage is wires to the line in 12 volt, ground is wired to the common ground, signal is wired to pin 3 on the arduino. On the other side, pos and neg are wired directly to pos and neg of the load, in This case, a solinoid and since that has a coil in it, I put a diode across the output. Hopefully correctly :-) but it’s very reliable is fast.
John Saunders
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2018
Good product. Originally I was confused by the V+ on the controller side connections but later discovered that that was the supply voltage for the load device. The customer service contacted me and was very helpfull although the provided schematics could better represent the actual PCB I am happy with this product
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