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In Reply to: Hash through chassis ground posted by Triode Kingdom on April 2, 2003 at 22:48:31:
One big advantage of the hybrid rectifier arrangement is there is very little or no reverse recovery spike to deal with.To generate a reverse recovery spike it takes reverse current. The rectifier tube does not have reverse recovery issues hence no reverse current at switching. The 2 diodes are in series so if no reverse current flows back through the rectifier tube, there is no reverse current in the SS diode either. With no reverse current the switching hash becomes a non issue.
Gary
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- Re: Hash through chassis ground - Gary P 06:51:42 04/03/03 (7)
- Re: Hash through chassis ground - Triode Kingdom 16:09:54 04/03/03 (6)
- Re: Hash through chassis ground - Gary P 18:31:29 04/03/03 (5)
- Answer to both questions - Gary P 16:47:56 04/04/03 (2)
- It's not the same circuit - Triode Kingdom 19:20:47 04/04/03 (1)
- Yep, it's the same... - Gary P 19:32:41 04/04/03 (0)
- Re: Hash through chassis ground - Gary B. 04:36:57 04/04/03 (0)
- Re: Hash through chassis ground - Triode Kingdom 21:59:32 04/03/03 (0)
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