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New Current Source And Measurement Techniques By: David Wyban | Aug 20th 2010 - High-power test applications such as device characterization for solar cells, power management devices, high-brightness LEDs, and RF power transistors often require high currents. Sometimes, test currents can be as high as 40A or more for power MOSFETs, and in excess of 100A for insulated gate bipolar transistors (IGBTs). However, the maximum DC current specification for power sources can be much lower than these test requirements. Tags:current source, DC power supply, device characterization,
