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The choice depends on the voltage level. PMOS transistors are more suitable for applications where the load is connected to the high-voltage rail. PMOS transistors can be more expensive and generally have larger physical sizes compared to NMOS transistors. They might not be as efficient as NMOS transistors in low-voltage applications.MOS transistors are commonly used as low-side switches in power management circuits. They are more efficient and have better performance characteristics in low-voltage applications. NMOS transistors have higher ON resistance compared to PMOS transistors. It may lead to more power dissipation and heat generation in high-voltage applications. Here is a design of a Buck Converter using MOSFET Gate Driver in Proteus. You can check it out.
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