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I want to try to detect signal levels of 50mv to 200mv peak to peak.
I need a passive circuit with no amplifiers, and I will be feeding a
DVM with .01v resolution. The problem I am having is that a 1N34 will
not conduct very well at these low levels. Is there a more suitable
diode? Can you give me a part number, or a simple way to get just one
or two of these diodes? What the diode is looking at is a 50 ohm port
on a 30 to 60 mhz I.F. chassis.


You can use "Zero-bias schotky diodes" for detecting small signals, but

you
can also pass a small bias current through an ordinary diode to overcome

the
forward conduction voltage.



Zero Bias Shottky Detector Diodes (by Agilent)

HSMS-2850
HSMS-2852
HSMS-2862


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