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will this circut work
rusty61

rusty61

@copilot will this circut work
2y

copilot

Based on the provided project description, some aspects of your circuit do not seem to be properly connected. Here are the issues that I noticed:
  1. Your 2N7002H6327XTSA2 MOSFET (Q1) is lacking a connection to its Gate pin (G). If the Gate pin is not connected correctly, your MOSFET will not activate and switch the current properly.
  2. The anode of your power source V1 is not connected to any other component. This means that no power is being delivered to any part of your circuit.
  3. There's also no return path to the power source's cathode from the rest of the circuit.
Remember, for a project to work, all components need to be connected properly and form a complete loop from the power source through the components and back to the power source. Without additional information, I made the following assumptions:
  • V1 is your main power source,
  • The intent is to light the LED,
  • The MOSFET is to be used for controlling the flow to the LED,
  • The relay's function is not clear given the current schematic details and might need re-adjustment based on your project requirements.
You may wish to revisit your design and ensure all connections are correct according to your project's intended functionality. If you need further assistance with that, please don't hesitate to ask.
2y
rusty61

rusty61

can you show me how to
2y

copilot

Absolutely, I can guide you to create a well-functioning circuit. Please note that the specific connections will depend on your project's requirements, such as what the relay is intended to control and what is triggering the MOSFET's gate. I'm going to make some assumptions to provide you with a simplified schematic example:
  1. Connect the power source (V1:ANODE) to the other end of the resistor (R1:P1). This will provide current to your circuit.
  2. Connect the resistor (R1:P2) to the Gate (Q1:G) of the MOSFET. This configuration is a simple way to turn the MOSFET on.
  3. Connect the Source of the MOSFET (Q1:S) to the cathode (K) of the LED (LED1). This will allow the LED to be lit when the MOSFET is activated.
  4. Finally, connect the anode (A) of the LED (LED1) back to the power source (V1:CATHODE).
  5. Your relay (K) may need to be connected depending on its use case in the circuit.
The above circuit will give you a basic LED circuit where the MOSFET is used to control LED based on voltage applied to the Gate of the MOSFET.
Please make any necessary adjustments using this as a starting point and considering the specifics of your project's requirements. As an electronics CAD tool, Flux can help you design the circuit and check your connections.
Please remember to consider any safety precautions and voltage and current limitations of your components while making these connections.
2y
4
would this work
rusty61

rusty61

@copilot would this work
2y

copilot

To evaluate whether the schematic represented by your project description will work, we'll need to consider how components are connected in the shown nets:
  1. Resistor R1 is only connected to the source pin (S) of Q1(a MOSFET) and Pin 1 of LED1(K). We can assume it's the load resistor for the LED. However, pin 1 of R1 is not connected to any other component or to power, thus the circuit is currently incomplete.
  2. Q1, the MOSFET, is correctly connected between the resistor R1 and the relay coil K1: S pin of Q1 is connected to P2 of R1 and D is connected to A2 of K1.
  3. K1, the relay, has COM connected to PIN2 - that is what the user intends, but without any load (for example, an appliance) at the output side, it's not possible to visualize the context of the relay operation. However, NC and NO are connected to PIN3 and PIN1 respectively, which doesn't seem to serve any purpose.
  4. J1 is a connector and may provide external connections to other circuits or loads. However, we lack sufficient information to understand how it should work.
  5. An LED (LED1) is present but it's connected directly to the power supply V1 (5V) on the anode side, and to P1 of R1 on the cathode side. This could potentially cause an excessive current to flow through the LED, destroying it, as LEDs should usually have a series resistor to limit current. The forward Voltage of the LED is 1.7V, so with a 5V supply the excess voltage needs to be dropped across a resistor we can use ohm's law to calculate: $R = \frac{V}{I}$, where we assume I (current) is around 20mA, then R turns to be 165 Ohms. We have a 1k resistor in the circuit, but it's not connected properly.
  6. Voltage source V1 is supplying 5V, which is connected to A1 of K1 and A of LED1. The relay is operating properly with this supply.
  7. A ground pin only exists away from other components, so no component is connected to it.
Given this information and the assumed typical values and behavior of components, the circuit in its current arrangement will not work properly since there are several unconnected or improperly connected pins and circuits. Please review the circuit connections, and feel free to provide more specifics or updates if something from the schematic is missed or misunderstood.
2y
3
hoe to make power 1 a 5 volt
rusty61

rusty61

@copilot hoe to make power 1 a 5 volt
2y

copilot

To make PowerNet1 a positive 5V power rail, you can add a label to it specifying the voltage. Here's how to do it on Flux:
  1. Click on the PowerNet1 on the schematic.
  2. Click the Edit button.
  3. In the Label field, enter 5V.
  4. Click the Save button.
Remember, this label doesn't actually provide power, it just informs anyone reading the schematic that this net is intended to be 5V. You will still need an actual power source in your circuit that provides this 5V power. Let me know if you need assistance adding this.
2y
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