J
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- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi.
I've got a simple question... it's been a while since my last
electronics lab,
and I'd appreciate a quick help/answer.
If I put two Avalanche/Zener diodes in series, and apply reverse bias,
what would be the breakdown voltage? In other words, if it looked
like...
a ----->|------>|------ b
and I applied a reverse bias at a & b, would the total breakdown
voltage
be the sum of the two values for each diode, or be some other value?
I think it should be the sum... but, again, it's been a while... and
I'm not sure.
Thanks in advance....
Cheers,
Jay.
I've got a simple question... it's been a while since my last
electronics lab,
and I'd appreciate a quick help/answer.
If I put two Avalanche/Zener diodes in series, and apply reverse bias,
what would be the breakdown voltage? In other words, if it looked
like...
a ----->|------>|------ b
and I applied a reverse bias at a & b, would the total breakdown
voltage
be the sum of the two values for each diode, or be some other value?
I think it should be the sum... but, again, it's been a while... and
I'm not sure.
Thanks in advance....
Cheers,
Jay.