Where Can I Learn About Large Signal Operations of MOSFETs?

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For a detailed understanding of large signal operations of MOSFETs, resources focusing on switchmode power supply applications are recommended. The concept of Safe Operating Area (SOA) is crucial for power MOSFET usage. A suggested resource includes a link to an article from Electronic Products that discusses these topics. Exploring SOA will enhance comprehension of MOSFET performance in large signal applications. This foundational knowledge is essential for effective implementation in electronic designs.
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Hi guys!

can anybody suggest me any link from where i can get a detailed understanding of large signal operations of MOSFETs?

Thanks in advance
 
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I googled mosfet soa and got a lot of hits. I assume by "large signal" you mean switchmode power supply uses of MOSFETs. SOA (safe operating area) is one of the key concepts for the use of power MOSFETs. Here's one of the hits from google:

http://www.electronicproducts.com/ShowPage.asp?FileName=fairchild.mar2005.html
 
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