Mosfet HSS3N10 with arduino

Manfred Guest #7070098 
Mia schrieb:
> if Not

You couldn't find a more exotical FET - why not use one of our most 
common parts IRLZ34, IRLZ44 or IRF3708?

Your circuit will not work properly, because R1-R2 will divide the 
gate-voltage.
For R2 use 100k instead of 3k. For faster switching, also reduce R1 to 
270R.
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MaWin Guest #7070142 
Mia schrieb:
> can someone chek if my schematic is Right ?


Mainly wrong.
LED has no cirrent limitig device in series (resistor or current 
tegulator).

HSS3N10 gets only 3V on Gate. This is UGS(th) where the transistor turns 
OFF.

It is an unneccesary 100V type.

Use IRLML2502 and make R1 100R, R2 10k.

With these resistor values even the HSS3N10 may be used, as it is 
specified for 4.5V with 0.3 ohms which carry 0.35A without problems.
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Lothar M. Moderator (Company: Titel) #7070415 
Mia schrieb:
> can someone chek if my schematic is Right ?
What LED with Vf = 10V is that? Do you have a link or ordering 
information for it? Is it specified for use directly with 10V or do you 
have to limit the LED current by additional components?
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peda Guest #7070430 
R1 = max 100R
Check, if there was a current limitation included on the LED. Otherwise 
you need a current source or at least a limiting resistor in series with 
the LED.
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