Re: National switching regulator LM2678
- From: "Phil Allison" <philallison@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 16:32:47 +1100
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** Don't top post.
Bad usenet ettiquette.
Looks hostile and offensive.
I finally figured it out. I needed more filtering on Vin. I put a
0.47 uF right across the power pins.
** A 0.47 uF what ???
The data *** showed 3 x 15 uF electros.
Got them too ?
Read my original post: "a 1000uF cap at the input".
** Does not answer my question.
Switchers Made Simple 6.24 specifies a 1000uF cap for nearly any
voltage/current combination,
** For what ?
100 / 120 Hz ripple filtering ?
and this will eventually go into a
variable power supply. The 0.47uF is just for "up close and personal"
bypassing.
** Again - a 0.47 uF what ??
Film, tantalum, electro ???
If you had a 1000 uF electro fitted close to the device, a 0.47 uF would do
SFA - whatever type.
........ Phil
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