RE: 6AX4GTB's

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In Reply to: 6AX4GTB's posted by bean on April 23, 2014 at 22:15:37:

I don't know what you fed into PSUD, but 153 mA. is WAY low for a pair of those damper diodes.

Refer to the data sheet and notice 165 mA. DC O/P and that's for a single bottle. A critical current choke I/P filter has the pair of diodes operating in a 50% duty cycle. 350 mA. should be easy, as dampers can take a terrific beating under pulsed operating conditions.

Eli D.
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Follow Ups Full Thread

Topic - 6AX4GTB's - bean 22:15:37 04/23/14 (5)

Nothing like Damper diodes. - Michael Samra 02:39:23 04/25/14 (0)

RE: 6AX4GTB's - Eli Duttman 23:04:23 04/23/14 (3)

RE: thanks! - bean 08:15:49 04/24/14 (2)

RE: thanks! - drlowmu 21:17:38 04/25/14 (0)

RE: thanks! - Tom Bavis 13:23:34 04/24/14 (0)

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RE: 6AX4GTB's - Eli Duttman 23:04:23 04/23/14 (3)

RE: thanks! - bean 08:15:49 04/24/14 (2)

RE: thanks! - drlowmu 21:17:38 04/25/14 (0)

RE: thanks! - Tom Bavis 13:23:34 04/24/14 (0)

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