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In Reply to: RE: Vf vs If for Cree Sic Schottky Diode - Measured at cathode-relevant Currents posted by dave slagle on July 5, 2009 at 19:51:23:
I agree completely, Dave. I was doing a quick calculation assuming linearity. Of course, this diode is not linear at low currents. Also, to get to 3.36V I would need 4 diodes in series, raising the resistance by a factor of 4; 1.6*4 = 6.4, close to your 6.5 ohm value. If I use your 3 ohm value at 10mA it turns out to be ~+/- 0.7% variation in Vg.Do you feel that +/- .7% on the grid bias voltage could cause audible issues?
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