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In Reply to: Answer to both questions posted by Gary P on April 4, 2003 at 16:47:56:
I understand the concept you're presenting. However, your example is very different from the hybrid circuit under discussion. The hybrid has two SS diodes, not one. As one diode switches on, the other switches off. This means that, for a brief period, they will both conduct in the manner you have described. Why won't this action create a spike?Incidentally, if you're not certain about the hybrid, just say so. I'll cobble up a quick proto and test it. Seems a useful circuit if it works. I'm just skeptical. :)
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- 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)
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