On 18/05/11 09:57, JackOfAll wrote:
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> Robin Bowes;631905 Wrote:
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>> I had a trawl through your posts but couldn't find that. Any chance
>> you
>> could provide a link?
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> I'm not John, but think this is what you are looking for
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> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=586042&po
Robin Bowes;631905 Wrote:
>
> I had a trawl through your posts but couldn't find that. Any chance
> you
> could provide a link?
I'm not John, but think this is what you are looking for
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showpost.php?p=586042&postcount=35
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JackOfAll
On 17/05/11 22:48, JohnSwenson wrote:
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> The thing is that not all linear supplies are created equal. MOST
> commercial linear supplies will actually inject more noise back into
> the AC mains than a good switcher does.
>
> I have a design which gets around all these issues, but you have to
> b
The thing is that not all linear supplies are created equal. MOST
commercial linear supplies will actually inject more noise back into
the AC mains than a good switcher does.
I have a design which gets around all these issues, but you have to
build it yourself. Its posted in one of the linear su
Hi,
I dont think these Lab supplies are suitable for HIFI purposes as
their is a lot of additional electronics and therefore noise in
providing a range of voltages and displaying them too.
I would agree that a well designed SMPS can beat a linear PSU. Even
LINN is using SMPS in its Products (the h
I know people love to hate SMPS. I think the truth is, they are not all
that bad. A good linear supply has to be properly designed to best a
decent (and cheap) SMPS.
I would try going to battery from SMPS to see if that makes a
difference for the better. I would be curious to hear if anyone has
I've recently purchased this linear PSU:
http://cgi.ebay.ca/MASTECH-HY1803D-DC-POWER-SUPPLY-VAR-0-18-VOLTS-0-3-/360241404257?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item53e00f9961#ht_2602wt_907
It didn't come with the output cable, so I had to shop around and find
a suitable pair of banana plugs and a suita
