I answered it earlier. 1.7 is great, 5 would be ok, but I would not go
over 5. After all, lower is better since that defines at what voltage
the diode actually starts working.
Marshall
On 9/1/2013 4:27 PM, Joe Huard wrote:
Yes; you're right!
Thanks for the correction.
Still, no one answered my question. Is a Maximum Limiting Voltage of
1.7 V good enough, or do I need to search for a diode that goes to 5
volts?
There are only 2 current limiting diodes at 1mA, and the Max. Limiting
Voltage is only 1.7 V.
http://ca.mouser.com/Semiconductors/Discrete-Semiconductors/Diodes-Rectifiers/Current-Regulator-Diodes/_/N-ax1ml?P=1yzrlz3Z1z0rzzo
Do I need to get at least 5 Volts?
Joe
On 01/09/2013 3:35 PM, asif nathekar wrote:
Im sure it was 1ma per square INCH
I actually use 0.2/0.1 ma per square inch for much better and easier
results....
It takes longer but its worth it... High likelihood of having Higher
Ionic content.
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