If the schematic calls for a 200v scr can i replace it with a 400v scr?
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Re: Scr / thyristers
Yes, as long as the other parameters ar also as good or better ie: current -
Re: Scr / thyristers
That particular spec means that the device has to withstand at least 200v. reverse. But there are other important specs with thyristors, especially the turn-on voltage and turn-on pulse width required. Also, you need to look at requirements for the reverse voltage width. If too narrow, the SCR won't turn off. Or, you could just slap in the replacement and look for smoke (just kidding).Is it plugged in?Comment
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Re: Scr / thyristers
What are you going to use it for resistance load or on a inductive load ?Last edited by sam_sam_sam; 01-20-2018, 04:28 PM.Comment
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Hi friends
I have reverse engineered this tester, schematic is attached and is complete except for capacitor values. These testers annoyingly have no model number but they are the ones you find on the first page of just about any website if you type in "18650 4-channel tester". There is also a 2-channel variant and a newer 8-channel variant. They are very cheap (about £15) and can measure voltage, current, internal resistance and capacity. They have a multicolour display for all these statistics. They also have terminal blocks so that if you want to use a breakout board... -
Hi everyone, I recently acquired an HP EliteBook 840 G4 (6050A2854301-MB-A01) that I'm hoping to bring back to life. I'm fairly new to laptop repairs but eager to learn and willing to put in the effort to understand and fix this. Any advice or guidance would mean a lot!
What Happened
The issue started when the laptop was accidentally plugged in with reverse polarity. Before this incident, the laptop would show a power/charging light whenever it was plugged in. However, now it's completely unresponsive—no lights, no power, nothing. I've been doing some research and understand... -
Hi Folks
I need your help in a design problem. I have a power source that provide 3.3V, 5 V, +12V, and -12V. Each output is rated at 5A individually. Now i need to create a 4 way switch which will allow me to select the output I want. Unfortunately cannot find a 5 way rotary switch that can handle 5A. The ones i find are too big and used for main electricity board. Hence not suitable for my project.
So what i was thinking was to do the following
- Use normal 5 way rotary switch rated for 500mA.
- Connect the output of this to 4 channel 5V relay. So... -
Greetings i am in the process of reverse engineering the bios logic for the 8FC8 suffix so far I have found most of the bios functions related to the suffix from a bios dump and I have verified inputs and outputs to test with plus the chartable for the 8FC8 suffix. -
Hello experts,
Can anyone educate me on how to test MBR3045CT and SR3045LCT Schottky diodes? I'm totally a newbie in electronics, so forgive me if I have cheap tools. In my effort to repair a Gigabyte PSU, I stumbled upon the two diodes, which I suspect are leaky. I tested this with my two cheap multimeters and the newly bought LCR-T4 MC328, and I got confusing results. Below are my test results.
Aneng ST182 Meter.
Diode mode.
MBR3045CT:
Diode mode
Pin 2-1 - 0.150v
Pin 2-3 - 0.150v ...
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