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8th September 2006, 01:38 AM
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 diode characteristics in circuit maker hi all I am using a 1N4150 diode in a snubber circuit to be used as part of a hysterisys feedback switching circuit.The max current and voltage thru the diode is 1A and 20volts respectively.In circuit maker,for the description of this part is written p50Volts,200mA Si computer diode.What does this mean?Should I change my diode to one which has min 1A in its description?Can you please recommend one? Thanks. | |
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8th September 2006, 04:16 PM
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| Please post a schematic. In a snubber circuit drawing 1A, 1A will only be the peak diode current so a 200mA unit will do. I don't know if your simulation software will take this into accound though.
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