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Holophote
- Jan 1, 1970
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If electronics has been your hobbly or
profession for many years, I'm sure you've
connected two identical linear regulators.
An example would be connecting two 5 amp
LM338 regulators to produce a 10 amp supply.
I've never done this with identical switchmode
regulators, and I'm wondering if it's practical
or even possible?
I've got two 20 volt - 3 amp brick style (also
called table-top) switching power supplies.
I'd like to combine the ouputs. In effect,
you would end up with an 20 volt - 6 amp
supply.
They are manufactured by Pihong.
Model No. PSA60W-200.
profession for many years, I'm sure you've
connected two identical linear regulators.
An example would be connecting two 5 amp
LM338 regulators to produce a 10 amp supply.
I've never done this with identical switchmode
regulators, and I'm wondering if it's practical
or even possible?
I've got two 20 volt - 3 amp brick style (also
called table-top) switching power supplies.
I'd like to combine the ouputs. In effect,
you would end up with an 20 volt - 6 amp
supply.
They are manufactured by Pihong.
Model No. PSA60W-200.