How does zener diode suppress overshoots?

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9th July 2008, 04:05 PM

subbu CE - Apprentice I'm a Crazy Electronics Engineer Join Date: 15th November 2007 Posts: 12	How does zener diode suppress overshoots? Hi all, How zener diode suppress overshoots? Thanks subbu Last edited by subbu : 9th July 2008 at 05:15 PM. Reason: Removing spammed ads

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9th July 2008, 08:50 PM

KINETIC_JOULES CE - Addict I'm a Crazy Electrical & Electronics Engineer Join Date: 17th June 2008 Location: Monroe, Louisiana. United States Posts: 314	Re: Capacitor blocks DC? Can you please clarify your question? __________________ I reject your reality and substitute it with my own. . . ▌║││║█║▌│║│█║▌█│║▌▌║│││ 　 11 0011 10101 10101 1100 11

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10th July 2008, 08:24 PM

sauravgoswami CE - Addict I'm a Crazy Electronics Engineer Join Date: 26th February 2008 Location: India Posts: 289	Re: How does zener diode suppress overshoots? hey hit the solid state physics for it u will get all the ans __________________ Be HaPpY !!!!

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