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Solid State Amplifiers => The Newcomer's Forum => Topic started by: saturated on October 29, 2024, 10:49:16 AM
This old Paco B-10 battery eliminator and charger has two outputs
One labeled as special low ripple output
So I turned it on and connected my scope to check it out
On the special low ripple terminal
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Now on the normal terminal
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I think :loco
Seems like people could make bad stuff look really good with a few different settings...or vice versa 🐱
I take it that the 'normal' outs have higher current capability?
The ripple is kind of odd looking, is it giving the correct DC voltage?
Thank you sir here is the front with more info
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I don't doubt the pics look strange I usually have to take like a dozen pics some time because my phone will only capture a partial graph for some reason
The "Low Ripple" output utilizes an LC circuit.
The "Normal" output does not use the 'L' (inductor).