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15-11-2007, 23:51
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Re: Silicon Controlled Rectifier
so if i add another SCR that is parallel with the capacitor and have a high resistor in series with the SCR. When the gate is activated, i can discharge the Cap saftey and slowly without sparks flying? this is similar to the idea of a bleeder resistor
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