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RE: "You're using the 'regulated' term loosely"

Posted by 1973shovel (A) on November 17, 2014 at 18:09:27

In Reply to: RE: 2.5V voltage drop? posted by jedrider on November 17, 2014 at 15:52:54:

I used the term 'regulated' to describe a DC power supply circuit which contains a voltage regulator, and in the case of my (pre Belleson) Gram Slee, two regulators in series. How do you conclude that to be used 'loosely'?

"There are 'low drop-out' regulators, but I hear that they are undesirable because they are noisy or something"

Fmak, the original poster, started a topic regarding Belleson Superpower regulators specifically, which is what I'm commenting on. The Belleson is a low drop-out regulator, and if you look at the measurements on their web site, they're not at all noisy 'or something'.

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