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Harvs
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In case anyone is interested. I'm trying to get the enthusiasm to document more of the test setups I find useful.
http://www.electronicsinoz.info/ideas-for-the-lab/testing-reverse-leakage/
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Nice, bookmarked and thank you.
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Leakage will change some magnitudes if you heat up them. Try it, it is fun.
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Can I use this method on cap ?
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