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               dirty waveforms,  121-122.  126   lN4001, IN4002.67, 196   drafting.  15tL1.58
               discrepancies, TTL vs. CMOS   I N4 I48,66-67,68.70.  196. See also   DVMs. See digital voltmeters
                    74c74. I24                  IN914
               driving long busses as strip-line, 56   1N5400.164     Early voltage. 79
               ECL. See high-speed logic   anti-reversal rectifiers. See under   Edmund Scientific, I56
               floating inputs. 121. 155. 160, 161   power supplies   EDN magazine, 25,57,64-65.85.90.
               glitches.  14. 1 15, 122-123,  126, 128.   forward voltage vs. I,.  196. 197   126. 129. 134. 155. 167. 187.
                    132. 155.  160,        types of:                        208
               high-speed logic. 56. 156. 194   “computer diodes.” 6749   Elecrronic Design magazine, xi
               LS Tn, 161                    controlled-avalanche rectifiers. 7 I   electrostatic discharge (ESD). IO.  It 23.
               metastability,  122, 156      diodes made from transistors. See   78,81.82,88
               nonstandard pin-outs, 123-124,  187   transistors used as diodes   ESD and CMOS ICs. 23
               overdrive of digital inputs. 124. 125,   fast-turn-off, 67   ESD simulator, 82
                    161                      fast-turn-on, 67.68     Engineering Change Order i ECO). 8
               overshoot of TTL output.  126,127   FETs used as diodes 66   ESD. See electrostatic discharge
               phase detector, 121          germanium, 65            etched circuit boards. See printed circuit
               power-supply bypassing. See under   gold-doped, 67           boards
                   capacitors for power supply   high-conductance. 65.66, 196.197   Everest. Mt. See Mt. Everest
                    bypassing               high-efficiency rectifiers, 65.67.   expert systems,  I I
               “runt pulses,” 122. 123. See also   I96               experts. 3.  122, 139. 144.205
                   glitches                 LEDs used as diodes, 69, 196.197
               TTLcircuits, 123-124.  130. 187   LEDs. See under light-emitting   failure modes. See the particular item of
               wired-or outputs, 122            diodes                      interest
             digital voltmeters (DVMs) 15-1 7,   logarithmic, 65,66, 197   failure. philosophy, 8.26.69-70.80.  X9.
                    147-150                 low-leakage, 66, 196            I43
               accuracy.  149               power rectifiers. 6547.70. 196,197   failure analysis, 8
               current noise kick-back.  17. 17, 150   Schottky. 6547. 196   failure rates, 2.  10
               false data.  148-149         small-signal 66          familiarity. 3.4
                how to rebut false data, 149   solar cells, 74       FD200 (FD2043). 196
                poor linearity, 118-149     SPICE diode models, 203   FD300 (FD303 I ).  196
                poor gain accuracy, 149-150   transistors used as diodes, 66,67.   FDH600.196
               filters for input noises, 17.17, 1.50,  198   69-70.  167, 196   fencing. 3
               Fluke 8810A. 8842A. 15       ultra-fast rectifiers, 65-67   ferrites. See at inductors, transformer\
               HP3455. HP3456, HP3457, 15, 149   Zeners. See Zener diodes   ferrite stick, 22.39
               input impedance changes, 16,  149   problems with:    filters. 17.17,20,25.37.4W4.89.97.
               integrating-type,  I3 I,  I48   arrow label pointing the wrong   131. 135-137.  139, 150. 156.
               linearit..  See non-linearity   direction. 70. 185           158, 162.207
              non-linearity. 148-149        bad conductance even at zero bias.   fire extinguisher, 6. 23. 37
              Recirculating-Remainder,  148    69,69,70              Fischer. Thomas, I63
              Successive-Approximation.  I48   conductance unpredictable at   Floobydust, 143. 153. 161. I85
              )-digit.  17                     various currents, 65, 196, 197   flump. 99
              4-digit.  16                  excessive turn-on surge of charge,   flux. magnetic, 35.38-39.  110. 1 I
              5-digit.  15                     70                    flux. solder, 48.54.59,  I70
              6-digit. 7-digit. 149         failure modes, 70        Frederiksen. Tom M.. 103. 107
              high-input-impedance,  15-17,  36   ”improvements.” 68   freeze-mist, I18
              ohmmeters.  17. 32.33,52-53.  149.   inductance, 69    frequency, high. 22. 35.4 I.  4335.5 I.
                   155, 171                 leakage. 66                    66, 88,91-94.97.99.
             digital logic. See digital ICs   light-sensitivity. 70. 73, 1 10, 156   108-109.  111, 116117. 127.
             digital loop. See loop, digital   long tails after turn-off, 67   130. 150, 156
             digital-to-analog converter (DAC),   nomenclature of “cathode” and   frequency response. 15. 31,73.84.89.
                   126-128                     ”anode,” 70                 99. 101-103.  109-1  I I.  116.
              problems with:                overshoot. See slow turn-on     118. 128, 136. 156. 191.205.
                AC gain errors. 128         poor series resistance. 6.5    207. See also at htep response
                computer models inadequate, 128   slow turn-off, 67, 181, 183   or bandwidth
                DC gain errors vs. Vas. I28   slow turn-on, 68,6749. 18 1   frequency-to-voltage converters (FVC ).
                de-glitchers.  128          soft (low conductance)65.66    67, 131. 134
                multiplying DACs (MDACs). 128   thermostatic problems, 70   as analog isolation amplifiers (with
                glitches.  I28              Zenering and breakdown, 7 I. See   VFC). 13 I
                noise rejection                also under Zener diodes   as tachometer,  13 I
                 -on bit lines. 126128. 130   dish-washer (machine). 54, 170   phase-locked loop as FVC. I3 I
                 -on power supplies, 126127   disk drives, I           ripple filtering, I3 I
             diode clamps, 37.6749,  118. 119, 124.   divider, resistive, 54.7.30   function generators.  17. 22, 25, 37.92.
                   133. 156. 1.59        DM74L86.  124, I87                93,94,95,  1 50
             diodes. 20.48.55.65-74,119,  124,   DM74LS86.  187        pulse output, 150
                   140--141.  1.50. 163-164, 185,   DM7486. 187        set-up problems.  150
                   I96                   DMOS FETs. See under transistors,   sineoutput, 17. 150
              1N87. 196                        MOSFET                 sine distortion and cure, 1 50
              1N645,65, 196              documentation, 2,8           square-wave output, 17. 150
              IN914.65.70. 196. Seeolso IN4148   Dostal, Jiri, 2-3.  12   triangle output. 17, I50
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