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April 29th 06, 04:24 PM
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13.8V high current power supply
This is probably a stupid idea for some reason that's beyond me right
now, but how about losing the extra volts with a series of diode drops? Provided the diodes were high forward current types with adequate heat sinking. I know it wouldn't be as stable as a proper design, but would it work well enough to run a mobile 100W rig? |
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April 29th 06, 05:11 PM
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13.8V high current power supply
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oups.com... This is probably a stupid idea for some reason that's beyond me right now, but how about losing the extra volts with a series of diode drops? Provided the diodes were high forward current types with adequate heat sinking. I know it wouldn't be as stable as a proper design, but would it work well enough to run a mobile 100W rig? I think you'll end up with lousy regulation and a ripple problem. |
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