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On Sun, 07 Dec 2003 18:01:57 +1300 Skip wrote:
I am looking for a source for a Zener Diode. I am building an HF Amplifier using a GS-35b and the schematic I'm using to build the amp calls for a 36v 50w zoner diode for bias. Here in New Zealand there does not seem to be anyone with anythings close to what I need. 50 W stud mount Zeners used to be a standard product, but most manufacturers dropped them about 20 years ago. I understand that they were still available from someone for a long time, but they might be completely unavailable by now. Also, would it be possible to string a few lower volt watt zeners together to come up with a close value to what is needed? Sure, string 10 3.6V/5 W Zeners, that would work fine if you can get 3.6V, which seems unlikely. A more reasonable solution would be to make your own regulator using a low power Zener and a power transistor that can handle the power. You can make either a shunt or series regulator this way. - ----------------------------------------------- Jim Adney Madison, WI 53711 USA ----------------------------------------------- |
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