AW: Good Engineering Practices
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Mon Oct 28 15:09:42 CET 1996
This is a very good suggestion. You can clear out most, if not all of a
power supply's ripple this way. Although I haven't used those particular
parts, my company uses LM336 2.5V and 5.0V models, which are very handy
for clean reference voltages. Regulators work pretty much the same way.
Tony
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I can't drive (my Moog) 55!
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Tony Clark -- clark at andrews.edu
http://www.andrews.edu/~clark
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> Use local voltage regulators whenever you can!
> In my Modular I use a global +/-18V supply (7818 / 7918 regulators),
> and a +/- 15 V tracking regulator on each board. (4195)
> Oberheim did a similar thing with his SEM / n-Voice stuff.
>
> JH.
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