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|    25 Feb 24 18:01:19    |
      From: cd@notformail.com              So - in the case of a linear power supply - the rectified output of       the transformer typically goes straight to a big old storage cap for       smoothing purposes. My question is: how much ripple should I expect to       see across that cap if all's working well? I have to say I'm seeing a       *lot* of ripple on this cap in a Marconi RF signal generator and it's       finding its way to the RF output, which of course should ideally have       zero ripple on it. The aforementioned cap tests fine WRT ESR and       capacitance in-circuit, I should add.              Thanks,       CD.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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