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  • ttu
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    Thanks Esteban!
    I have downloaded that suggested patent. I need time to deep inside to understand that.

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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by ttu View Post
    Hi everybody,
    I just wonder, is it possible adjust resistance of that transistor network?
    Let say instead 100G just 1G.
    Regards.
    See in Google patents # 5760450 Semiconductor resistor using back-to-back zener diodes

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  • ttu
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    Hi everybody,
    I just wonder, is it possible adjust resistance of that transistor network?
    Let say instead 100G just 1G.
    Regards.

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  • Fred
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    yes, indeed...

    but I think Esteban like make stuff with his own hands than sending money to Farnell or other gringos...

    Kind regards,
    Max
    I respect that.A ggod way to learn and stay independent
    And he also post his finds for others to learn

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  • Max
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    Originally posted by Esteban View Post
    Possible(s) origin of word gringo.

    http://ask.yahoo.com/20000821.html
    always refers to gringos and gringolandia!

    At the end... i'm sure Esteban will made his own hi-value resistors and saludos a todos los gringos!

    Kind regards,
    Max

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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    yes, indeed...

    but I think Esteban like make stuff with his own hands than sending money to Farnell or other gringos...

    Kind regards,
    Max
    Possible(s) origin of word gringo.

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  • Max
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    Originally posted by o.mag View Post
    HI
    2x 50 G ohms =100 G ohms
    olivier

    http://fr.farnell.com/jsp/search/pro...sp?SKU=1174530
    yes, indeed...

    but I think Esteban like make stuff with his own hands than sending money to Farnell or other gringos...

    Kind regards,
    Max

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  • o.mag
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    HI
    2x 50 G ohms =100 G ohms
    olivier

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  • Fred
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    Originally posted by Esteban View Post
    Do you think that only I think in such things for use in ion chambers or similar?
    Yes, i do

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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    Hmmm... I don't know... simply why the need of such hi-value-resistors if do not have an application for them !?

    Just another puzzle I think...
    As I see, you are a phanatic of puzzles...!!!

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  • Max
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    Originally posted by Esteban View Post
    Maybe is a curiosity the connection of the both transistor as very high value resistor. I post only for this. Do you think that only I think in such things for use in ion chambers or similar?
    Hmmm... I don't know... simply why the need of such hi-value-resistors if do not have an application for them !?

    Just another puzzle I think...

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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    Just, only 22Mohm ???

    What place is that !?

    Seems impossible Esteban... do not find e.g. 39Mohm, or 68Mohm there ???

    Lets go back at the issue of large resistor...

    so, are you doing ULF receiver maybe ? Shumann resonance things ?

    Cause the list of applications for such hi-value-resistors is about short...

    Kind regards,
    Max
    Maybe is a curiosity the connection of the both transistor as very high value resistor. I post only for this. Do you think that only I think in such things for use in ion chambers or similar?

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  • Max
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    Originally posted by Esteban View Post
    Who knows... maybe is interesting. The most high value commercial resistor I can find here is 22 M. No, I'm not making homemade ion chambers!
    Just, only 22Mohm ???

    What place is that !?

    Seems impossible Esteban... do not find e.g. 39Mohm, or 68Mohm there ???

    Lets go back at the issue of large resistor...

    so, are you doing ULF receiver maybe ? Shumann resonance things ?

    Cause the list of applications for such hi-value-resistors is about short...

    Kind regards,
    Max

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  • Esteban
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    Are you making homemade ion chambers ?

    That hi-value-resistors... seems have few applications...

    btw, it works pretty good for that things...

    Kind regards,
    Max
    Who knows... maybe is interesting. The most high value commercial resistor I can find here is 22 M. No, I'm not making homemade ion chambers!

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  • Fred
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    Originally posted by Max View Post
    Are you making homemade ion chambers ?Max

    Exactly!
    Probably from the link i found some day, the problem is the gigantic value resistors.They are rare and expensive
    I don“t know if this transistor thing work, but it is interesting.

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