>Have various breakdown voltages; some to consider are: 27V, 30V, 33V, 51V, 68V
>They come in a large diode package (DO-201) so could easily just be
>soldered directly onto the transistor socket.
>Are relatively inexpensive: $1.36 each for the ones I am looking at.
Those are the Diodes, Inc. ones? (LiteOn)
General Instruments makes them too-- little different voltage selections:
24V
27V
30V
33V
36V
39V
(and then 51V and 68V)
In 10's they're $1.15 a pop. Singles are $1.28.
Do you think we're really need 1500W peak dissipation? 600W unidirectional
ones are only $.68 each in the above voltage ranges...
Anyone have any idea what a good clamping voltage would be? I don't even
know what to expect across CE on the transistors. Maybe 30V? What's rated
breakdown on the CE junction on a 3792 or 3716?
(Hey Anders, get that 6400 schematic scanned yet? ;-)
-Clay
Clayton N. Cowgill Engineering Manager
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