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In Reply to: RE: A Discharged Cap is a Short Circuit to DC posted by Lew on November 18, 2015 at 06:58:43:
Yes, I thought about a pre-charge using a resistor as an alternative to wiring it permanently into the system, or perhaps a switch so that one could switch the resistor into the circuit for charging then switch it out for normal operation.
Don't know if it would affect the operation as there's not a complete circuit to the connected gear so no current should flow to the gear anyway, so added resistance in the + leg should have no effect.
I suppose I could try it with and without the resistor and see if I hear a difference. It's a simple enough experiment, and one I can probably perform in the next week or two when I get time.
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Follow Ups
- RE: A Discharged Cap is a Short Circuit to DC - Maxamillion 08:27:05 11/18/15 (3)
- RE: A Discharged Cap is a Short Circuit to DC - Lew 10:15:57 11/18/15 (2)
- That's .047F, same as 47,000uF - Maxamillion 10:23:42 11/18/15 (1)
- RE: That's .047F, same as 47,000uF - Lew 12:25:16 11/19/15 (0)
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