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In Reply to: Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... posted by g on June 6, 2004 at 07:15:30:
This is the schematic from the user manual. As you can see, there's no choke around...This leads me to suspect that either a coil or a resistor has been left out.
The 0.22uF in parallell with the big, honking 1100uF looks a bit suspicious to me. I know that a smaller bypass cap is often used, but as you said - loading a rectifier at 250 times max seems odd.I think I'll have to turn it upside down and poke around inside to verify the schematic...
Johan-Kr
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- Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... - Fenalaar 09:24:17 06/06/04 (5)
- Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... - merccougar89 23:56:17 06/10/04 (0)
- Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... - g 10:48:50 06/06/04 (0)
- Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... - g 10:39:38 06/06/04 (2)
- Re: OK - the schematic is correct. - Fenalaar 11:50:37 06/06/04 (0)
- Re: Alternatives to 5V4G and GZ37 rectifiers - problems with GZ37 and 5V4 is dull... - Fenalaar 10:52:00 06/06/04 (0)
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