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Peter Daniel
I'm looking to replace those diodes, and don't know where to find them. The print says: GP15B 9532. Thanks for any assistance.
SY
It's a pretty standard-quality diode rated at 1000V/2.5A. There are about a million replacements.
Peter Daniel
I'm looking for exactly same one. Otherwise I wouldn't be asking ;)
moamps
1,5A / 100V

http://www.vishay.com/docs/88638/gp15a.pdf

Regards,
Milan
Peter Daniel
Thanks Milan.
Peter Daniel
I thought I find them at Mouser, but it doesn't seem they carry it. Anybody can recommend a source?
Magura
Have you checked RS and Farnell, they both carry Vishay products.

Magura:)
jneutron
quote:
Originally posted by Peter Daniel
I'm looking to replace those diodes, and don't know where to find them. The print says: GP15B 9532. Thanks for any assistance.

The general instrument data book lists GP15B as:

glass passivated junction plastic rectifier..

100 volts, 1.5 amperes.
Peak forward surge 50 amps half sine.
1.1 volts forward at 1.5 amps
full load reverse current Tambient=55C, leads .375 inches., 100uA.
5 uA at 25C
200 uA at 150 C
2 uSec Trr
15 pF. (1 mHz, 4 vdc)
25 degrees C per watt, straight line derating from 60 C to 175.
operating and storage -65 to 175 C.

30 mil leads..plated

Hope that's enough...

Cheers, John

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