In Reply to: Re: Really? posted by guyser on April 22, 2006 at 09:44:54:
There are HF pulses overlaid on top of the power supply caps if the program material or test demands it. Will this cause extra draw from the AC mains? Yes because it will drain the caps and they will be recharged at the usual 120 Hz/8.333mS. I don't see how a higher frequency demand can change the 120 Hz/8.333ms time in the charge cycle. There may well a different shape to the currrent waveform on the AC line under these conditions. The variation may well depend on the frequency and duration of the HF current draw from the amp, and where it is on the charge cycle. Lots of variables here eh?
Are we having fun yet?
d.b.
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- Re: Really? - Dan Banquer 10:15:50 04/22/06 (12)
- Re: Really? - guyser 12:12:12 04/22/06 (11)
- Anything not a sine wave has higher frequency components. - Al Sekela 14:59:10 04/22/06 (0)
- Re: Really? - Dan Banquer 13:09:37 04/22/06 (0)
- Re: Really? - Tre' 12:59:05 04/22/06 (8)
- Since this wire is behind the wall, is not visible to the listener... - Caymus 21:00:41 04/22/06 (7)
- Why not stretch your "imagination" behind the wall. - cheap-Jack 11:47:55 04/24/06 (6)
- For material that has some bearing on the - bjh 14:55:17 04/24/06 (1)
- Yes, these're good food of though for electrical minded. - cheap-Jack 09:22:48 04/25/06 (0)
- Re: Why not stretch your "imagination" behind the wall. - Tre' 14:19:43 04/24/06 (3)
- Which is more "real" - your speculation or my actual audition? - cheap-Jack 07:24:54 04/25/06 (2)
- Re: Which is more "real" - your speculation or my actual audition? - Tre' 13:31:55 04/25/06 (1)
- At least we do our part to the best. - cheap-Jack 17:31:03 04/25/06 (0)