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capacitor to overcome voltage source limitation [closed]

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Closed as unclear by Olin Lathrop‭ on May 13, 2024 at 20:14

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Hello,i need to drive 5 mosfets as shown below. Each mosfet draws 15A when the pulse opens the mosfet. My power supply is gives the 48V but only 3.3A,If I understand correctly I need to put very high decoupling capacitors at the voltage source so I will have in that short period of time the 5*15=75A .

My V4 power supply in real life can supply only 4A as shown in the link and datasheet below. When i put a 10uF capacitor i cant see any higher amount of current. how do i properly simulate this capacitor phenomena In LTspice Thanks.

https://www.meanwell-web.com/content/files/pdfs/productPdfs/MW/HRPG-150/HRPG-150-spec.pdf

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Fix the sloppiness (2 comments)
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Olin Lathrop‭ wrote 7 months ago · edited 7 months ago

I closed this question because it was too sloppy. We do engineering here, which includes attention to detail. I gave up at the second "i". You talk about 5 FETs, but I only see 3. The schematic is very hard to read because it's so small. Certainly you can see this for yourself. You could easily have drawn the schematic so that it wouldn't get shrunk to oblivion.

There will be no answers for you until you fix this mess and stop thumbing your nose at the volunteers here.

Nick Alexeev‭ wrote 7 months ago

yefj‭ What's the purpose of this device? What do you ultimately need to accomplish? The question is missing the context.