In article , "P.Gregory" wrote:
Wise?
I could put just as many links saying the opposite , as in series , Not
parralel and not paraletic , few few ohms aint gunna do what you yanks say
"diddly squat" unless you get perfect diodes , read as matched ..paul
"Bryan" wrote in message
m...
It would be wise to NOT use load-sharing (aka equalizer) resistors &
capacitors. With modern rectifiers, if more than one diode is in a
string,
there will be no problem as long as they are of the same type number. See
http://www.somis.org/D-amplifiers3.html.
73,
Bryan WA7PRC
P.Gregory wrote:
Also do not forget load sharing resistors and bypass caps...
"GregS" wrote in message
...
I am having some difficulty finding a bridge rectifier of 3 Kv and 3
amps.
??
thanks
greg
N6GS
I think I am willing to try using them without caps and resistors.
I allready have 1KV 3 A HER308's. And I have a bunch of thermal
epoxy. I just might purchase some of these to make things easier.
http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/FF%2FFFPF04F150S.pdf
greg