The way to test the condition of a E-MOSFET transistor. eg 2SK1058 or 2SJ162

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  1. han25

    han25

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    Hi guy,

    May some one know the effective way to test the condition of a MOSFET transistor. eg 2SK1058 or 2SJ162

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    Using an ohmmeter set to the R ' 100 scale, measure the resistance between the drain and the source; then reverse the leads and take another reading between the drain and the source. Both readings should show infinity, regardless of meter lead polarity. Connect the positive lead of the ohmmeter to the gate. Using the negative lead, measure the resistance between the gate and the drain and then between the gate and the source. Both readings should indicate infinity. Disconnect the positive lead from the gate and connect the negative lead to the gate. Using the positive lead, measure the resistance between the gate and the drain and then between the gate and the source. Both readings should indicate infinity. Disconnect the negative lead from the gate and connect it to the substrate. Using the positive lead, measure the resistance between the substrate and the drain and between the substrate and the source. Both readings should indicate infinity. Disconnect the negative lead from the substrate and connect the positive lead to the substrate. Using the negative lead, measure the resistance between the substrate and the drain and between the substrate and the source. Both readings should indicate a low resistance (about 1,000 ohms).

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    But base on schematic diagram, the drain and source of 2SJ162 or 2SK1058 are parallel with a diode, so, how can we confirm the unit in good condition.
     
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    han25, Feb 12, 2004
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