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RobertP
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Who manufacures them? I know Vishay/Siliconix and Central Semiconductor.
Someone else?
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Jamie
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since IRD/CRD don't normally come in large current types if guess
they are not that popular.
most CRD's average around a 100Ma's i think if your looking for more
than that you would need to use a couple of high current FETS>
RobertP wrote:
they are not that popular.
most CRD's average around a 100Ma's i think if your looking for more
than that you would need to use a couple of high current FETS>
RobertP wrote:
Who manufacures them? I know Vishay/Siliconix and Central Semiconductor.
Someone else?
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Watson A.Name - \"Watt Su
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"Jamie" <jamie_5_not_valid_after_5_Please@charter.net> wrote in message
news:10l0nmib39o1n35@corp.supernews.com...
schematic, let alone one in a circuit.
regulator. But I can't remember seeing a JFET that could dissipate more
than a few hundred mW. At a few tens of volts, that's only a few tens
of mA or less.
news:10l0nmib39o1n35@corp.supernews.com...
That's an understatement. I can't remember the last ime I saw one in asince IRD/CRD don't normally come in large current types if guess
they are not that popular.
schematic, let alone one in a circuit.
JFETs can be connected gate to source and they become a currentmost CRD's average around a 100Ma's i think if your looking for more
than that you would need to use a couple of high current FETS
regulator. But I can't remember seeing a JFET that could dissipate more
than a few hundred mW. At a few tens of volts, that's only a few tens
of mA or less.
RobertP wrote:
Who manufacures them? I know Vishay/Siliconix and Central
Semiconductor.
Someone else?
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RobertP
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Watson A.Name - "Watt Sun, the Dark Remover" wrote:
sensors are used in vibration measurement applications)
I'm not sure about accuracy of JFET solution at the moment.
Any answer to my original question?
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I think they are commonly used in ICP sensor conditioning circuits (ICPsince IRD/CRD don't normally come in large current types if guess
they are not that popular.
That's an understatement. I can't remember the last ime I saw one in a
schematic, let alone one in a circuit.
sensors are used in vibration measurement applications)
I'm looking for maybe 8 miliamps. And agreed, JFET can be used, howevermost CRD's average around a 100Ma's i think if your looking for more
than that you would need to use a couple of high current FETS
JFETs can be connected gate to source and they become a current
regulator. But I can't remember seeing a JFET that could dissipate more
than a few hundred mW. At a few tens of volts, that's only a few tens
of mA or less.
I'm not sure about accuracy of JFET solution at the moment.
Any answer to my original question?
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Regards
RobertP.
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Tom Woodrow
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Motorola made a series of regulator diodes at one time. 1N5283 thru 1N5314.
http://www.dialelec.com/52.html
Tom Woodrow
RobertP wrote:
http://www.dialelec.com/52.html
Tom Woodrow
RobertP wrote:
Who manufacures them? I know Vishay/Siliconix and Central Semiconductor.
Someone else?
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Ken Smith
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In article <cipejv$dmb$1@news.onet.pl>,
RobertP <r_p_u_d_l_i_k@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
Semi.
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RobertP <r_p_u_d_l_i_k@poczta.onet.pl> wrote:
I think Advanced Semiconductor and a company with a name like CompensatedWho manufacures them? I know Vishay/Siliconix and Central Semiconductor.
Someone else?
Semi.
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