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Amplifier

I have a machine that produces a 150mapulse, low DC voltage, I need to amplify the pulse to 160-180ma, How can I do that with an external amplifier? Thank you

by BillKalt
22 hours, 3 minutes ago
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Answer by somaaoo

you can use a BJT or MOSFET to amplify the current from 150 mA to 160–180 mA.

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by somaaoo
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