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			<div class="content_text">If you look at the <strong>equivalent</strong> schematic shown in the datasheet directly below the functional block diagram, you surely understand how a high reference input current can be generated - by forward biasing the Ref-Cathode (base-collector) <strong>diode</strong>. This won't happen in a typical application, e.g. the datasheet reference circuits,  but can happen under ci</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 08-16-2016 17:09 :: FvM :: Replies: <strong>8</strong> :: Views: <strong>256</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">hello
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 02-02-2016 20:08 :: ali427 :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>329</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Presently, the <strong>diode</strong> is shorting the DC/DC output to input. You need two <strong>diode</strong>s towards 89S52, one for 3.7 and one for 5V, or <strong>equivalent</strong> electronic switches with lower voltage drop.</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Microcontrollers :: 10-16-2015 09:28 :: FvM :: Replies: <strong>12</strong> :: Views: <strong>487</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hi!

First I want so say that I'm already familiar with the <strong>equivalent</strong> electrical circuit of a photo<strong>diode</strong> you can find in the bibliography. 

But the thing is I'm having troubles in something I thought it should be straight forward. I want to build a new OpAmp-based transimpedance amplifier for a photo<strong>diode</strong>, but before I plug in the PD, (...)</div> 
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			<div class="content_text">ferrite beads tend to be low Q and used more to reduce radiated noise transients or RF noise.

Better way is to use 100 Ohm CAT5 type transmission lines from 50~100 Ohm CMOS LOGIC ( e.g. ALVC types) and termination R @ V/2 or <strong>equivalent</strong> Thevenin circuit with Pullup/dn if you want best speed and noise immunity.

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			<div class="content_text">I found that VS-31DQ09 is obsolete so that can i use SB5100 as <strong>equivalent</strong></div> 
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Hello,

I hope this question makes sense?

The Resistors in the above diagram have a minimum Wattage rating based on the requirements of the circuit - do <strong>diode</strong>s have a similar or <strong>equivalent</strong> rating?

e.g. If I k</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 02-21-2015 10:23 :: juz_ad :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>628</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">you should use the <strong>diode</strong> spice file, 
ADS has some <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit, but need you input some parameters.</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 08-07-2014 01:23 :: tony_lth :: Replies: <strong>5</strong> :: Views: <strong>1534</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello everyone!!!

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Service Manuals, Requests, Repair Tips :: 08-15-2014 04:19 :: hirenn :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>508</strong>
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			<div class="content_text"><strong>diode</strong> model used in circuit seems to be creating trouble, <strong>diode</strong> Model DX does not have any resistance (Model Parameter RS) defined, which is <strong>equivalent</strong> of making it  R=0 for this device. Such models are hard to converg. I tweaked this model to have realistic value RS=100U and relaxed couple of other simulator options and it works for me. (...)</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 05-25-2014 03:12 :: atripathi :: Replies: <strong>4</strong> :: Views: <strong>705</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">hi guys,
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 03-28-2014 08:12 :: shrinivas.gotur :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>1167</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Since you have terminated the output with <strong>equivalent</strong> voltage source, the circuits becomes exactly symmetrical -->so the circuit can be folded into one tail source cascoded with Input pair (2w/l) & the nmos load as <strong>diode</strong> connected with (2w/L) -->Now caluculating gain from Vcm to output -->we will get gdst/gmn (<<<<1) [gdst-->gds of the tail transist</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 10-28-2013 00:58 :: yuvan :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>444</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">"Piecewise linear" means you can't determine an <strong>equivalent</strong> series resistance value at 0.7 V and assume it's still valid at 3.3 V. According to the exponential I/V characteristic, you get the tenfold current when increasing the forward voltage by 0.06 V.

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Power Electronics :: 09-30-2013 08:12 :: FvM :: Replies: <strong>4</strong> :: Views: <strong>380</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I need datasheet or <strong>equivalent</strong> for SCR EDG06-08  ( manufacturer looks like Siemens logo)
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Service Manuals, Requests, Repair Tips :: 09-21-2013 10:38 :: atharva21 :: Replies: <strong>0</strong> :: Views: <strong>670</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I have measured the S-parameters (S11) for a Schottky varactor upto 40GHz. I have a desired <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit model for my device. I would like to extract the <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit parameters to fit the measured S-parameters. Is there any software (preferably open source) that can help me do this extraction of parameters?</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 07-22-2013 15:07 :: arjunshetty :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>828</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I guess, it might be a MOC3161 (optotriac with zero crossing control) <strong>equivalent</strong>.

But if it's a phototransistor though, most have an industry standard pinout, you can refer to similar types. The LED can be easily identified with a multimeter (in <strong>diode</strong> voltage range), also the base pin of the optocoupler if connected to a pin.</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 07-10-2013 06:00 :: FvM :: Replies: <strong>5</strong> :: Views: <strong>554</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hi,
I have a photo<strong>diode</strong> <strong>equivalent</strong> like this:
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Can I transform this <strong>equivalent</strong> in a series between a voltage source (Vg) and a resistance (Rg).
Because this photo<strong>diode</strong> is the input of the negative pin of an opamp that work like an integrator to amplify photo<strong>diode</strong>'s signal and I need to calculate the (...)</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 07-05-2013 07:49 :: furiaceka :: Replies: <strong>2</strong> :: Views: <strong>613</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">im doing pk2 lite blueroomelectronics  pic programmer. can any one tel me the <strong>equivalent</strong> <strong>diode</strong> for BAT 41  and in5817</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Microcontrollers :: 03-30-2013 03:52 :: raman00084 :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>2080</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello,

I am looking for an <strong>equivalent</strong> of the following SMD Schottky <strong>diode</strong>: BAT60A but with through hole variant to plug it in breadboard 
 

do you know any reference?


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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 03-05-2013 07:58 :: michcfr :: Replies: <strong>0</strong> :: Views: <strong>983</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I need to find the <strong>equivalent</strong> replacement of mv2109 varactor <strong>diode</strong>.which parameter i should consider while selecting the replacement?

I am looking for component in digikey & mouser. So please help me to find the available replacement from the supplier.

I need this varactor <strong>diode</strong> for my FM stereo transmitters circuit (BH1417)... (...)</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 02-06-2013 07:37 :: udhay_cit :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>941</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">A zener <strong>diode</strong> would be an obvious answer. If it has a high enough watt rating then you don't need to install a resistor inline.

Or try the <strong>equivalent</strong> of a 1A zener, made from 5 <strong>diode</strong>s in series, each with a 1A rating. 

If the total drop is too far short of 3.3 V, then add a sixth <strong>diode</strong>.  

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 07-16-2012 23:27 :: BradtheRad :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>589</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hi,

Can you point to me an <strong>equivalent</strong> to the transistor BU508DFI?

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 03-07-2012 19:26 :: brunofunchas :: Replies: <strong>2</strong> :: Views: <strong>3088</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Good morning, can t find a substitute for the burned one on my ASUS 50J mainboard; there is also a burnt microcomponenet (marks unreadable), anyone can help me?.

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 12-07-2011 04:28 :: marcellodj :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>2576</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello there,

I'm implementing an AC/DC/AC converter with an <strong>equivalent</strong> model of a DC capacitor. But right now I'm having an error message which read "Switcht that bounce D1 (in circuit)" D1 is the first <strong>diode</strong> in my AC/DC converter can someone help me. I do have that when I insert an inductance on the grid side

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Power Electronics :: 10-18-2011 11:42 :: issofui :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>882</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hi PG.

1. the '74' may refer to the first devices being designed around 1974 but in general it is just used as a prefix for TTL logic gates.  You will also see '54' (which obviously doesn't refer to a date!) used for the industrial temperature versions of '74' devices. There is also the '75' series used as interfaces and the '76' series which are </div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 10-04-2011 15:12 :: betwixt :: Replies: <strong>9</strong> :: Views: <strong>845</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Explain the <strong>equivalent</strong> Circuit diagram of <strong>diode</strong> connected Nmos and with formulas.</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 04-05-2011 10:39 :: Ayesha Nazneen :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>1070</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I have designed a SPDT switch on ADS. The problem is when taking practical results the bandwidth comes out to be only 100 MHz. But in simulation it is 500 MHz. I am using a shunt Switch configuration and using <strong>equivalent</strong> models for PIN DIDOES.Design file is attached. Kindly comment for increasing bandwidth</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 12-21-2010 05:30 :: usman_mahfooz :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>983</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Does anyone know how to design a simple PV module using PSPICE? I tried a current source in parallel with <strong>diode</strong> and resistor along with series resistor(cells).
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 11-15-2010 17:56 :: soul_ :: Replies: <strong>0</strong> :: Views: <strong>1578</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">The IC is an integration of an array of darligton transistors at each channel.  Pin 1 of the IC is <strong>equivalent</strong> to the base of an NPN transistor and PIN 16 is the collector of the same transistor whose emitter is grounded. A free wheeling <strong>diode</strong> is internally connected from every output pin to a common pin 10 in your case. Below given is the internal </div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Hobby Circuits and Small Projects Problems :: 10-07-2010 07:58 :: pranam77 :: Replies: <strong>4</strong> :: Views: <strong>1700</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">you can use hardwire connection for the <strong>diode</strong>s which are ON and no connection for the <strong>diode</strong>s which are OFF 

Added after 4 minutes:

 i.e. for each reconfigurable state you should replace <strong>diode</strong>s with ideal connection.

If you want to be more precise, you can use the <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit model for the ON and OFF</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Electromagnetic Design and Simulation :: 08-15-2010 15:43 :: amihomo :: Replies: <strong>8</strong> :: Views: <strong>4086</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">When omni directional behavior is not required, first start with dipole/patch over a ground plane to get some gain.   When using a real microwave <strong>diode</strong> (BAT15, or <strong>equivalent</strong>), you can get significant increase of sensitivity by matching the <strong>diode</strong> to your source. In a parallel <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit, the parallel resistor will be (...)</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 06-14-2010 11:13 :: WimRFP :: Replies: <strong>5</strong> :: Views: <strong>1973</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">pin <strong>diode</strong> has <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit when it is on and off.

use this model ans built the SPDT</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 05-02-2010 09:20 :: kspalla :: Replies: <strong>5</strong> :: Views: <strong>759</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">it is a good aproximation to start in such away.you first need the <strong>equivalent</strong> rlc model for the <strong>diode</strong>. it is different in on tand off state</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Electromagnetic Design and Simulation :: 04-24-2010 14:00 :: asturias :: Replies: <strong>2</strong> :: Views: <strong>1806</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hi,

Somebody can indicate a zener <strong>diode</strong> <strong>equivalent</strong> to BZX 70018?

Thank you,
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 03-26-2010 11:07 :: brunofunchas :: Replies: <strong>1</strong> :: Views: <strong>2076</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I am trying to create an electrical model of a PV solar pannel. Lot of documents give the <strong>equivalent</strong> model which is composed of a current source, a <strong>diode</strong> and 2 resistors. 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; RF, Microwave, Antennas and Optics :: 03-13-2010 13:12 :: jayce3390 :: Replies: <strong>2</strong> :: Views: <strong>1923</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Dear all,
what is the <strong>equivalent</strong> of BAY61 <strong>diode</strong>? can i use 1N4007 instead of it?
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Professional Hardware and Electronics Design :: 03-08-2010 02:15 :: yousefsam :: Replies: <strong>8</strong> :: Views: <strong>5643</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello, 

You can reduce the batteries and R's to its Thevenin <strong>equivalent</strong>. After that use the <strong>diode</strong> model you like: Ideal, Constant Voltage, Constant V and R drop or any non-linear <strong>equivalent</strong>.

Hope this helps and kind regards!</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 02-24-2009 14:48 :: jorgito :: Replies: <strong>8</strong> :: Views: <strong>2172</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">hi Old Nick

picture (a) is the configuration and picture (b) is the <strong>equivalent</strong> circuit, the <strong>diode</strong> is  modeled as  a current source with its resistance and capacitance, the MOS is modeled as a VCCS, my goal is to decide the W/L of the MOS transistor. As you referred, the parameters of reversed-bias <strong>diode</strong> is varied with different (...)</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 01-09-2009 04:04 :: mightyocean :: Replies: <strong>9</strong> :: Views: <strong>11486</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I found this transistor software electromaster 2000, search by name--><strong>equivalent</strong>,parameters.include (BJTs,Fet,<strong>diode</strong>....)
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Software Links :: 10-19-2008 13:00 :: alsoleda :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>2932</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">I have a tv sharp 14lk10 and  one <strong>diode</strong> of the power supply is open. In the body
of it is printed
SV
03
82
please if you can help with an <strong>equivalent</strong>.
rgds
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			<div class="content_text">A photo<strong>diode</strong> has two <strong>equivalent</strong> resistances: series and shunt ..
The series resistance is several ohms and the shunt resistance is 10M&#937; - 100 000M&#937; ..
The series resistance can be obtained from a particular <strong>diode</strong>'s data sheet ..

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			<div class="content_text">hi there,

the most primitive way of testing a transistor is to test each junctions' resistance... 

note that a working <strong>diode</strong> has a forward resistance and it has a reverse resistance <strong>equivalent</strong> to infinity...

here's what to do, measure the forward and reverse resistance of each of the junction... a non-working transistor will have at least </div> 
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			<div class="content_text">consider a current source of current I=gm*Vgs and  the drop on this source is Vgs then the <strong>equivalent</strong> resistance seen is R=V/I=Vgs/(gm*Vgs)=1/gm</div> 
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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Analog Circuit Design :: 09-30-2007 19:05 :: safwatonline :: Replies: <strong>3</strong> :: Views: <strong>6208</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello.

If the solenoid is powered by DC current this current invokes a magnetic force. But if the solenoid is powered by pulsed supply (PWM), which current is <strong>equivalent</strong> to the DC current (The pulsed current should invoke the same magnetic force)? Measured between solenoid and reverse <strong>diode</strong> or supply current? It is average or rms value?

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				&nbsp;&nbsp; Elementary Electronic Questions :: 09-20-2007 13:19 :: luckym :: Replies: <strong>2</strong> :: Views: <strong>1245</strong>
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			<div class="content_text">Hello.
I need to measure selenoid current. (The selenoid controls presure reducing valve) It is powered by PWM. I don't know where to measure the current. In series with switching transistor or in series with selenoid and reverse <strong>diode</strong>? The measured current should be <strong>equivalent</strong> to DC current.
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			<div class="content_text">we all know that differential ckt puts out 2x the output voltage swing but how come it's small signal voltage gain is the same as the <strong>equivalent</strong> regular non-differential pair.  Let's say a CS with <strong>diode</strong> connect would have Av=gm1/gm2, the differential gain uses half ckt so it would have the same gain?  Sorry, i don't understand that... it doesn't fo</div> 
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			<div class="content_text">Dear all Electronics Engineers,

Kindly I have a question which is very important for me, so pleas, pleas advice and help me...

I have to repair a transceivers work in 5.8GHz and 5.4 GHz rang,

I found the faulty component, it?s a surface mount <strong>diode</strong> 
(it has a cathode label as I draw it in the picture but it?s not that clear, and I take a </div> 
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			<div class="content_text">For the first question :
We take the output fron the transistor that is not <strong>diode</strong> connected ,because the <strong>diode</strong> connected transistor is <strong>equivalent</strong> at the small signal analysis to a resistance of value 1/gm which is usually a small value .The gain at the output of the unloaded amplifer is equal to Gm*Ro where Gm is the amplifier's (...)</div> 
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			<div class="content_text">If you short the drain and the gate in a MOSFET, in the small signal analysis it becomes a <strong>diode</strong>-connected transistor i.e it is <strong>equivalent</strong> of a resistor of value 1/gm .Note that the <strong>diode</strong> connected MOSFET is always in saturation given that its Vgs is larger than Vth in other words it never operates in triode .If you short both the drain and (...)</div> 
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			<div class="content_text">munich1806,
Test current is the current at which the zener breakdown voltage and <strong>equivalent</strong> internal impedance specifications are guaranteed.  Currents higher than the test current result in slightly higher breakdown voltage and lower internal impedance.  Conversly, currents lower thatn the test current result in slightly lower breakdown voltage a</div> 
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