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1n4007 diode vs 1n4001

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jayyzr 
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I wanted to know if it is ok to use a 1n4007 in placement of a 1n4001. the reason I ask is that parts express don't carry 1n4001 anymore.. thanks
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I wanted to know as far as hooking it up to the door triggers in a 1992 nissan stanza.. really just in general though but thats an example

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yes it ok to use them.
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ok thanks all it is, is higher ratings right

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i belive 4001 had a 50 volt rating anf the 4007 has like 100 or 1000 volt rating. something liek that
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Ok thanks b/c I look through the older post but didn't see anything about the 4007// good looking

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Yeah the last number is normally the amount of amps the diode can block.
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mr shcult3 is right on.  The last digit is usually a current rating...

I will usually use a 1n4005 or larger....


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