max@eros.uucp (Max Hauser) (07/29/88)
In article <61833@sun.uucp> klein@sun.UUCP (Mike Klein) writes: | | More important than the ampere-hour rating will be, as for any power source | you are using, the output impedance. ... Well, Mike, you're right, of course; but separating the supply-impedance issue from the ripple issue is no small accomplishment. And there are of course the incidental but possibly vital benefits of not having all of those 60*N Hertz AC magnetic fields around. Besides, one can always lower the *DC* output impedance of a supply as well, very satisfactorily, with a little series regulator. Common-emitter, of course (both for low voltage drop and, more important, to place the dominant pole at the output, the key to success). Max Hauser / max@eros.berkeley.edu / ...{!decvax}!ucbvax!eros!max "The ghost of Baron Rudolph von Guggenheim, the 16th century nobleman murdered by the Countess Rowena DuBois and her lover (believed to be the Duke of Norwood), falls into Edna's bean dip." -- The Far Side, 10/85