Seems to me that it depends on the type of power supply in the equipment.
Just about everything these days uses a switching power supply. Given
that, the next question is whether it is harmonic/power factor corrected
or not.
If not, and the input to the power supply is simply a bridge rectifie
No we can't. It's not a modified SINE wave; that's just salesmanship,
Ed. It's more like 50% duty cycle bipolar pulses.
The far from technical Mr. Barney (AKA Google[tm]) leads me to
http://www.rvtechlibrary.com/electrical/sinewave.htm:
quote:
... Desktop computers are not in the same categ
I have a personal question about the ruggedness of consumer entertainment
equipment to powerline distortion, and I would like to hear any thoughts you
might have about this.
The potential victims are 120 VAC powered televisions, radios, disk players,
computers, etc. The environment is a recreat
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