Impact of MOSFET Gate Resistor on the EMI & Noise Spectrum of a Switch Mode Power Supply
In this video we will demonstrate why slowing down our MOSFET in a switching power supply can help us pass the EMC test. We will change our turn on and turn off times of our FET by changing our Gate Resistor and show its impact on the power supply's noise spectrum on a spectrum analyser Please visit our website below to download the accompanying presentation PDF: https://www.biricha.com/psudf-mosfet-...

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