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RE: " Insert a "hash" filter"

Even when zero switching noise Schottky diodes are employed, an issue remains to be dealt with, if high value caps. are installed in the doubler stack. Large amounts of capacitance imply a tiny conduction angle and a highly "triangular" ripple waveform. Per Fourier's Theorem, such a waveform contains high order harmonics of the ripple fundamental that extend well up into RF. The winding capacitance of a commonplace PSU filter choke is a short circuit at RF. The "hash" filter eliminates the crud that would sneak past the "routine" filter choke.

BTW, the "hash" filter also disposes of garbage riding on the AC mains.


Eli D.


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