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Been using a little square wave generator for experiments, has input
values from 3-29 VDC. However, at 24 VDC input, it burned out. I have a replacement on the way, but vender suggested using a clamping circuit to limit voltage to 25 VDC if my power supply is prone to spikes and I suspect it is. Can someone suggest a suitable circuit with component values needed? Thank you. |
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