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There are also commonly found mosfets capable of switching 162 A continuously. I have some IRF1404 in my drawers. ;)Exnihiloest wrote:I have tiny DSD diodes capable of delivering 1KW. But it is for less than 1 µs.
izentrop wrote:There are also commonly found mosfets capable of switching 162 A continuously. I have some IRF1404 in my drawers. ;)Exnihiloest wrote:I have tiny DSD diodes capable of delivering 1KW. But it is for less than 1 µs.
I don't think so, electronic progress has allowed changes in the precision of measurements, in telecommunications and in the optimization of weight, but when it comes to propulsion, the fuels are always the same and not sure that we can exceed speeds. current.Exnihiloest wrote:If the mechanical industry had progressed so much, we would already be colonizing Alpha Centauri.
izentrop wrote:I don't think so, electronic progress has allowed changes in the precision of measurements, in telecommunications and in the optimization of weight, but when it comes to propulsion, the fuels are always the same and not sure that we can exceed speeds. current.Exnihiloest wrote:If the mechanical industry had progressed so much, we would already be colonizing Alpha Centauri.
When I started working, it was on tube radios, so the AC126, AC127 I knew too. I repaired gear like this https://sites.google.com/site/radiof5bzx/home/an-grc9, PP11, PP13 ...
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