RE: Post the schematic so I can comment further. (nt)

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Topic - Question on bipolar power supply - Lew 07:40:42 10/31/07 (11)

You need to supply the same voltages and polarities as the existing power supply does. - rick_m 18:56:06 11/02/07 (0)

Yes, as long as they all share the same common reference ground. (nt) - cheap-Jack 09:15:31 10/31/07 (9)

Yes what? They'll explode and/or cease functioning? n/t - Ugly 12:51:27 11/01/07 (2)

Why chicken out of yr sheer "if" speculation? - cheap-Jack 08:17:32 11/02/07 (1)

The "if" statement was required since the OP didn't specify whether the loads are electrically isolated. - Ugly 10:54:42 11/02/07 (0)

Thanks, CJ - Lew 11:47:09 10/31/07 (5)

RE: Thanks, CJ - beermanpete@socal.rr.com 20:29:57 10/31/07 (4)

RE: Thanks, CJ - Lew 20:43:57 10/31/07 (3)

RE: Thanks, CJ - Ugly 12:49:28 11/01/07 (0)

Post the schematic so I can comment further. (nt) - cheap-Jack 07:15:20 11/01/07 (1)

RE: Post the schematic so I can comment further. (nt) - beermanpete@socal.rr.com 21:40:27 11/01/07 (0)

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RE: Post the schematic so I can comment further. (nt) - beermanpete@socal.rr.com 21:40:27 11/01/07 (0)

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