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If you want to keep the green light on and off in LD-pwr, you can use a low-power PNP tube, the emitter of the PNP tube is connected to Vbo, the green LED and the current-limiting resistor are connected in series to the collector of the PNP tube to the ground, and the base of the PNP tube is controlled by the voltage divider of Vi to the ground through two resistors. When Vi is 5V, the PNP tube is turned off and the green LED is off. When Vi is zero, the PNP tube is turned on and the green LED is on.
The advantage of this method is that the tube is not connected in series with the main current loop, and no voltage drop will be generated in the main current loop. As for the cost, the price of a low-power PNP tube is lower than that of a P-channel MOS.
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Is Vds = Ids * Rds? Or is it fixed? I require the switch voltage to be lower. If Vds is raised, the subsequent load will not work properly.
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What does Vdd mean?
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MOS tubes do not have Schottky diodes. It is recommended to first clarify the basic requirements of the tube type.
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Without making a switching power supply, it is just a lithium battery charging and discharging circuit. When the lithium battery is plugged in for charging, discharging is prohibited and it is disconnected by nmos; when the power is unplugged, the lithium battery is discharged and nmos is turned on.
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If you have determined that PMOS is used, you can look at AO4403, AO4405, and AO4407 for use in lithium battery charging and discharging circuits. You can choose one.
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