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In Reply to: RE: Rectifier posted by Davey on January 29, 2023 at 20:12:23:
Yes, two silicon diodes back to back are essentially a piece of wire with a 0.7 volt drop. Large AC solid state relays are made with two SCR's back to back as Triacs aren't made much over 10 amps.
But this is getting ridiculous. We are all worried about how pure a fuse wire is yet we propose to put a known and measurable voltage drop in the path?
Also keep in mind a diode has a current limit. Putting a 1N4007 in series with say a 5 amp fuse is going to be a problem!
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- RE: Rectifier - gusser 11:29:48 02/03/23 (4)
- RE: Rectifier - pictureguy 11:55:15 02/03/23 (3)
- RE: Rectifier - Davey 21:29:08 02/03/23 (1)
- RE: Rectifier - pictureguy 20:41:22 02/26/23 (0)
- It's not really a problem. - gusser 12:03:00 02/03/23 (0)
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