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I understand the reasoning for having a drive circuit before a diode: to help provide a steady application of power that does not spike all over the place and maintains a smooth and proper amperage and voltage supply.
I bought a new DC power supply, and I wanted to ask the forum if this supply is capable of testing diodes directly to produce accurate output plots, in your opinion. I do have a LPM. I assumed that I chose a decent supply and there would be no issues, but I wanted to run it by those here just in case you had something to mention that maybe I should watch out for or etc.
The supply is a Instek GPS-3030DD.
Thanks
I bought a new DC power supply, and I wanted to ask the forum if this supply is capable of testing diodes directly to produce accurate output plots, in your opinion. I do have a LPM. I assumed that I chose a decent supply and there would be no issues, but I wanted to run it by those here just in case you had something to mention that maybe I should watch out for or etc.
The supply is a Instek GPS-3030DD.
Thanks