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Phil Allison wrote:
its insulating properties.
Sylvia.
Which just means it won't conduct unless the voltage across it exceeds"Sylvia Else"
Phil Allison wrote:
"Sylvia Else"
As for whether I could substitute a 6.8, maybe I could, though I'd have
trouble getting one that has a 350 volt rating.
** Huh ??????????
No need for that whatsoever.
In operation, the resistor is not subjected to more than a few volts.
As I commented earlier, if the switching transistor fails by shorting out,
then the resistor will blow. After it's blown it'll have 340V across it.
** Irrelevant.
Once it has fused, the resistor will be OPEN circuit.
its insulating properties.
So you say, but where's the evidence?The voltage across the break can be thousands of volts.
Sylvia.