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High voltage diodes

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JosephfromItaly

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:) Hi
please I have a problem with my D83 Telequipment oscope, the brightness changes itself like turning the knob fastly up and down, I suspect the HV rectifier diodes (6Kv 10 mA), the telequip. (Tek) part no is:152-0515-00.
does someone knows a equivalent diode to replace them? or where to buy them?
thanks Giuseppe.
 
Hi Nigel,
thanks for replying,
changes only the trace brightness, and the cathode voltage (from the schematic) should be 2.5 Kv but is nearly 3 Kv! (2850 Volts) even with the R301 (used to set cathode voltage) fully turned. Unfortunately this HV is obtained from a class C oscillator working at 28 khz, an oscillating transistor TR304 (2N5191) on a trasformer T301.
can I insert a image here? how?
 
Hi
why not suspect some capacitor (filter type decoupling to ground )misbeheviour befor landing on HV diode
 
Hi Sarma,
yes I'm checking these HV capacitors (that have 3000V insulation) I hope to find one bad! but the cathode voltage is higher than what should be!! I think if a filter cap is leaky the voltage will be lower...
bye Giuseppe
 
If it's higher then it's probably because the load isn't connected. The cathode might be bad but I hope not.
 
Hi friends,
finally I fixed it! now the cathode voltage is settable to -2.5 Kv and almost all voltages on the schematic are right! the problem was a 6.8 Mohm fixed resistor gone (open), it is on the feedback network from 2.5 Kv to the amlpifier that drives the oscillator power transistor. this resistor works with 366Vdc on it!
 
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