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In Reply to: Why put snubbers on a Schottky rectifier? (nt) posted by wheezer on February 28, 2009 at 23:31:01:
Why use snubbers with schottky's? Well they don't produce a voltage spike when shutting off but the capacitance of the diode and the inductance of the transformer secondary form a tank circuit which is excited when the diode switches off...
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- RE: Why put snubbers on a Schottky rectifier? (nt) - Rob F 15:22:55 03/02/09 (2)
- Nonsense (nt) - wheezer 15:31:21 03/02/09 (1)
- RE: Nonsense (nt) - Rob F 23:37:04 03/02/09 (0)
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