[sdiy] My SMT projects
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Wed Mar 27 16:50:27 CET 2002
> Why are there so many electrolytics on those boards? Is that because you
> have so many bypasses?
Yes, I bypass both the positive and negative supply with a 22 ohm
resistor and a 47uF electrolytic. It's something I have gotten in the
habit of doing since I had to design stable high-gain circuitry for use
with switching computer power supplies. Normally I would use 100uF
instead, but I would have had to move to the next size up SMT packaging,
which takes up too much real estate. 47uF is the largest value in a type
D package at 35 Volts.
As you might see, I have a tendency to over-engineer things. :)
Cheers,
Tony
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