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In Reply to: Jumpin Jimminee! what a difference a CCS makes! posted by slownlo on July 10, 2009 at 16:47:22:
I've been using the Cascoded CCS that Kevin at K&K is offering. I was also surprised how well a CCS can load a plate. For the price and simplicity, the CCS is well worth the time and money. They can be a challenge if you over voltage or undersink. I've done both ;> 0
The SS stuff has a spooky personality compared to thermonic active devices. I over voltaged a CCS (forgot to connect the plates while tweeking) the CCS stopped loading. I pulled the board out, applied a 9v battery and readjusted the current with a 10 ohm resister, reinstalled the CCS and damn thing started working again...Also keep in mind that the device is under the chassis when you consider your heat sink.
Stuben
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- RE: Jumpin Jimminee! what a difference a CCS makes! - Stuben 07/11/0907:22:40 07/11/09 (1)
- RE: Jumpin Jimminee! what a difference a CCS makes! - slownlo 09:55:43 07/11/09 (0)
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