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Supplier: Daburn Electronics & Cable
Description: DC-DC OFF: Short or 0 V < Vr < 1.2V Negative logic, Option DC-DC ON: Short or 0V < Vr < 1.2V DC-DC OFF: Open or 3V
off state input current Nominal input: 3 mA. OUTPUT - DC Input Voltage: 24 to 48 volts
- DC Input Current: 0.028 to 1.602 amps
- DC Output Voltage: -15 to 28 volts
- DC Output Current: -1.25 to 6 amps
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Supplier: Daburn Electronics & Cable
Description: 10 mAp-p Start up time Nominal input and Power Up: 100 mS Constant resistive load Startup Voltage 24 Vdc input: 9.5 Vdc 48 Vdc input: 18 Vdc Shutdown Voltage 24 Vdc input: 7.5 Vdc 48 Vdc input: 15 Vdc Remote ON/OFF Positive logic DC-DC ON: Open or 3 V
- DC Input Voltage: 24 to 48 volts
- DC Input Current: 0.02 to 1.043 amps
- DC Output Voltage: -15 to 15 volts
- DC Output Current: -2 to 5.5 amps
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Supplier: Daburn Electronics & Cable
Description: V
- DC Input Voltage: 24 to 48 volts
- DC Input Current: 0.02 to 0.773 amps
- DC Output Voltage: -15 to 15 volts
- DC Output Current: -1.5 to 4.5 amps
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Supplier: Daburn Electronics & Cable
Description: Positive logic (Standard) DC-DC ON: Open or 3 V
OFF: Short or 0 V < Vr < 1.2V Negative Logic (Option) DC-DC ON: Short or 0V < Vr < 1.2V DC-DC OFF: Open or 3V - DC Input Voltage: 24 to 48 volts
- DC Input Current: 0.034 to 2.083 amps
- DC Output Voltage: -15 to 15 volts
- DC Output Current: -1.667 to 8 amps
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Advanced Semiconducting Materials and Devices
Snap - Off (or Step Recovery ) Diodes (SRD) . . . . .
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Handbook of Ultra-Wideband Short-Range Sensing
… Ultra-Wideband Sensor Electronics 199 Introduction 199 Determination of the System Behaviour by Pulse Excitation 201 Basic Principle 201 Pulse Sources 203 Monolithically Integrated Pulse Sources 203 Tunnel Diode 204 Avalanche Transistor 204 Step Recovery Diode ( Snap - Off Diode) 206 Non-Linear …
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Ultra-low-noise traveling-wave-tube gun with two beam-forming electrodes
Practical devices having characteristics approximating those of Fig. 1 are charge storage diodes (also referred to as step re- covery or snap - off diodes ) as exemplified by steeply graded junction' and PINS types.
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Harmonic generation with a capacitor exhibiting an abrupt capacitance change
Practical devices having characteristics approximating those of Fig. 1 are charge storage diodes (also referred to as step re- covery or snap - off diodes ) as exemplified by steeply graded junction' and PINS types.
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RF measurements I: signal receiving techniques
The sampling pulse is often generated by step - recovery diodes ( snap - off diodes) which change their conductivity very rapidly between the conducting and non-conducting state.
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Semiconductor microwave generators
This snap - off or step - recovery diode may be considered as a switch between two impedances.
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Switching high-voltage pulses with subnanosecond fronts by an open-discharge pulse shaper
In recent years, progress in this field has been achieved predominantly due to the development of new solid state switches such as semiconductor step recovery ( snap off or charge storage) diodes [2, 3].
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EMI issues in UWB systems
Step Recovery Diode Pulse Generators: Step Recovery Diodes (SRD) or " snap off " diodes can be used to make very fast-rise time pulses.