Hi guys,
We know that the voltage drop across a rectifier diode like 1N4001 is 0.7V in forward bias. What about the voltage drop across a 1N4148? Is a 1N4148 diode in silicon family or it is a germanium diode?
The last question is what If I need to use a high speed diode like 1n4148 but with a current capability of 400mA and a MAX voltage of say 200V? Any diode? Actually I have a switching power supply which originally uses a 1N4148, Now I want to replace the said 1N4148 with a more powerful similar diode, Any suggestion please?
Thanks a bunch
We know that the voltage drop across a rectifier diode like 1N4001 is 0.7V in forward bias. What about the voltage drop across a 1N4148? Is a 1N4148 diode in silicon family or it is a germanium diode?
The last question is what If I need to use a high speed diode like 1n4148 but with a current capability of 400mA and a MAX voltage of say 200V? Any diode? Actually I have a switching power supply which originally uses a 1N4148, Now I want to replace the said 1N4148 with a more powerful similar diode, Any suggestion please?
Thanks a bunch