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    Hi,

    Or output 50% PWM signal to drive the fet ... via a simple voltage doubler - or more - ( diodes + capacitors )


    Hi, Sayzer

    not so good for high current load ...

    you'll drop at least 3 v in your Mosfet ( Vgs on + Vbe BC 337 + V diode ! ) ...

    Bootstrap only works at "firing" the Mosfet ... not while steady conduction ...

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