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Date Posted: 06:32:49 08/25/02 Sun
Author: Potter
Subject: Re: What about two 60V Zeners in parallel instead the 1N5272???
In reply to: tico70 's message, "What about two 60V Zeners in parallel instead the 1N5272???" on 23:25:41 08/23/02 Fri

Anything's worth a try here as all you're after is the approximate varicap diode characteristic. Even some versions of the 1N5272 don't work going on the experience of other posters here. I'd try to get any varicap diode even cannabalise one from an old TV tuner.

>Hi guys!!!
>
>I cant find any of the replacements for the 1N5272,no
>BB104 even BB809. I was thinkig if two capacitors are
>placed in parallel, the total capacitance is Ctotal=
>C1+C2...Because is more easy to find a zener diode
>near to 60 volts,
>
>What do you think to put to 60Volts Zener diodes in
>paralell instead the 1N5272.??? Do you think that it
>could work???

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