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In Reply to: bypassing power supply caps posted by intraman on July 29, 2000 at 04:57:55:
I've measured fairly high inductance on large Solen caps, so I would say yes, there is benefit from bypassing them with smaller film/foil types to a point. At high frequencies, the inductance of the wire between your power supply and the load will be greater than a small bypass. The key is to put those small bypasses near the load so there is less inductance from the wire.Next time I measure caps I will try L-cancelling that Black Gate suggests in their literature. I would paralell two Solen's so the writing direction is reversed (and hopefully inner/outer plate direction) and see if that makes a difference other than lower impedence due to having more capacitance.
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Follow Ups
- Re: bypassing power supply caps - Mark Kaepplein 10:16:41 07/31/00 (3)
- Re: solens vs electrolytics - daryl 11:10:21 07/31/00 (2)
- Re: solens vs electrolytics - Mark Kaepplein 13:06:15 07/31/00 (1)
- Thanks Mark.... That answers my question. - intraman 14:52:01 07/31/00 (0)
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