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Hi,
I'm looking for an easily available (EG via www.rswww.com or maplins ![]() Even some stats on it might be useful! Anyone? Thanks! Gaz |
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Hi Rarkov, done a bit of a search, and it seems to be a soft avalanche rectifier...( try google).
What is the application, it would help for giving equivalents, the alternate part no. doesn't seem to come up!
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
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I think he said before he was building Slone's "OPTI-MOS DESIGN". There's a full schematic half way down the page.
Rarkov, why don't you ask Mr. Slone? I was building an amp from one of his books and he was really helpful. He once answered an email in less than 2 hours! Here is a link to his website: http://www.sealelectronics.com The "CONTACT" page has an email address you can use to send him mail. Good luck...
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Hi,
You're right about the design (I think). I'm building it from the Audiophile's Source book (Page 173) so it isn't dubbed with a name. I wrote to Mr Slone about replacements for other parts and he was really helpful. The only thing was when I wrote back about another point, he didn't reply so I assumed that he was busy... I also didn't think it would be a problem to get hold of them. These diodes are paralleled with 0.5Ohm 5W resistors on the outputs. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! Gaz |
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Whilst random surfing, I found out that the 1N5060 is not discontinued, just packaged differently, but by the sound of it, I would imagine any other medium power soft recovery rectifier will work, at least until you can track down the real ones.
Check out the web site http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/pip/1N5060
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#6 |
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Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: Germany
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hello,
1N5060 : controlled avalanche diode , 400V, 2A A direct suitable substitute would be BYW95C. |
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That's great. I found the BYW95C on rswww.com and ordered it. It was 34p which was great...and in SOD64 pacakging...which is basically a bead...so not too far off axial aswell!
Thanks for all your help!!! Gaz |
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Hi Gaz,
just seen your thread for a 1n5060 ,My dad has a bisiness in the uk he has a similar diode in the same range 1n5059. http://www.keytronics-uk.co.uk hope this helps Regards Anthony Kirby |
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