Hey guys,
Got a situation where a solid-state relay would be great, provided it can avoid the build of a circuit board. Anyhow, why are these things so friggin' slow, msec range? Example:
Ok, I do understand that it takes time for the photons to muscle around the gate of a big FET. But why can't they internally rob and store a wee bit of energy to make the following transitions zippier?
I have to do a 100Hz PWM at a couple of amps and with this sort or "performance" SSR relays don't cut it, plus would probably go phut ...
*BANG*.