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16th December 2009, 06:04 PM
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diyAudio Member
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Location: Toronto Canada
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any reason to use lower voltage diodes or rectifiers?
I am looking at some rectifiers for a project, and decided to use the
Vishay KBL10-E4/51 They come in various voltages from 50-1000 but besides the specification for voltage there does not appear to be any difference, and the price is the same. why would i use a lower voltage version, in fact why do they bother making them at all? im just curious thanks 
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