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    The document describes a circuit using a 12v supply to power a 400w heater through an IRF3205 MOSFET transistor. A TC4420 driver IC controls the MOSFET to supply approximately 30 amps of current to the heater. The circuit includes resistors R1 and R2 and capacitor C1, with proposed component values to regulate current flow through the heater from the 12v supply.

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    The document describes a circuit using a 12v supply to power a 400w heater through an IRF3205 MOSFET transistor. A TC4420 driver IC controls the MOSFET to supply approximately 30 amps of current to the heater. The circuit includes resistors R1 and R2 and capacitor C1, with proposed component values to regulate current flow through the heater from the 12v supply.

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    The document describes a circuit using a 12v supply to power a 400w heater through an IRF3205 MOSFET transistor. A TC4420 driver IC controls the MOSFET to supply approximately 30 amps of current to the heater. The circuit includes resistors R1 and R2 and capacitor C1, with proposed component values to regulate current flow through the heater from the 12v supply.

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    12v supply

    400w IRF3205 mosfet


    12 heater
    TC4420 driver IC ~ 30A

    to C1
    Mega proposed values
    0/5v R1= 2 to 3 ohm
    R1
    R2 = 10k
    C1 = ??
    R2
    R1 based on 6A peak
    driver output

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