()blivion
Active Member
Any issues we could come across probably all depends on what sockets you get, and how close/long the wires are.
If the sockets add a significant length to the connections, or put them very close to each other, then you could get problems with crosstalk. There is also the issue of how much current the socketing interface can handle. The power wires will have a ton of current going through them, that's for sure. And I have seen my fair share of respectable looking sockets melt from overcurrent, so the sockets will need to be beefy. Also, more current means more magnetic field, meaning more influence on the gate wires. I think we are driving the gates with a very low impedance driver though, so this shouldn't matter that much.
If you have some socketing options picked out that you like, link/post it and we can examine them.
If the sockets add a significant length to the connections, or put them very close to each other, then you could get problems with crosstalk. There is also the issue of how much current the socketing interface can handle. The power wires will have a ton of current going through them, that's for sure. And I have seen my fair share of respectable looking sockets melt from overcurrent, so the sockets will need to be beefy. Also, more current means more magnetic field, meaning more influence on the gate wires. I think we are driving the gates with a very low impedance driver though, so this shouldn't matter that much.
If you have some socketing options picked out that you like, link/post it and we can examine them.