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RE: Vf vs If for Cree Sic Schottky Diode - Measured at cathode-relevant Currents

I think the Crees are probably close in specs to the ones you are using, as their dynamic resistance also drops dramatically as current increases. At the 10mA current range, both are lower than LEDs. The advantage of the SiC is their higher Vf, so less need to be used in a stack. Since I'm moving to a CCS, it should minimize the impact of dynamic resistance anyway.

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