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7th March 2010, 04:37 PM
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Rectifier voltage drop question
I am a little confused on how to calculate a Rectifier forward voltage drop. Or where to look it up.
I found this helpful chart attached. But I do see differing values in different places. I want to model a PS with a 274B but there is no 274B available in the program. I can use a similar tube to make sure I have most parameters in line, but the final voltages will be different. I don't yet have enough built to plug in and compare, and anyway, I really need the full amp so I can see what it does under load. A calculation to see the ballpark would be nice. Thanks! |
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