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In Reply to: can you explain eli? thanks (nt) posted by jarthel on June 8, 2002 at 09:25:12:
PIV = peak inverse voltage; that's the maximum reverse voltage that can be applied before the diode (regardless of technology) breaks down. The Schottky parts mentioned have a PIV that's way too low for use in tube B+ supplies.
Eli D.
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