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daveatfernie
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi All,
I have a number of 500 Watt PSUs that I am using in a project.
However they struggle with maintaining voltages when the load
changes. I would like to make a PCB that will remove as much noise
from the output stage of the PSUs.
I'm driving a computer and a number of other devices which are plugged
in at random. Noise is mainly found on the +12V line.
Therefore I'm after a suggestion for remnoving noise perhaps using RC
networks to remove noise from as many frequencies as possible.
Before anyone asks why I don't just go buy a nice PSU. These provide
me with every voltage I require and they are £30. I'd rather clean it
up than spend £150 on separate supplies. : )
Many thanks in advance.
Daveatfernie
I have a number of 500 Watt PSUs that I am using in a project.
However they struggle with maintaining voltages when the load
changes. I would like to make a PCB that will remove as much noise
from the output stage of the PSUs.
I'm driving a computer and a number of other devices which are plugged
in at random. Noise is mainly found on the +12V line.
Therefore I'm after a suggestion for remnoving noise perhaps using RC
networks to remove noise from as many frequencies as possible.
Before anyone asks why I don't just go buy a nice PSU. These provide
me with every voltage I require and they are £30. I'd rather clean it
up than spend £150 on separate supplies. : )
Many thanks in advance.
Daveatfernie