Going the wrong way aren't you?

Posted by Uncle Mike on November 29, 2014 at 05:47:44

In Reply to: How large can the capacitance be in parallel AC filter? posted by dave789 on November 28, 2014 at 18:48:56:

I think you want to know how small a capacitor should be in a filter. The idea is to get as close to a short to take the noise to ground reference.
Why not try a search for capacitive reactance and see if this better fits your needs.

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Topic - How large can the capacitance be in parallel AC filter? - dave789 18:48:56 11/28/14 (18)

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RE: How large can the capacitance be in parallel AC filter? - Jon Risch 21:32:56 11/30/14 (2)

danger depends on where the caps are (?) - Tweaker456 14:20:54 12/15/14 (0)

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The need to bleed - Tweekeng 11:24:59 11/30/14 (0)

Going the wrong way aren't you? - Uncle Mike 05:47:44 11/29/14 (2)

RE: Going the wrong way aren't you? - dave789 08:23:16 11/29/14 (1)

yea..ok...nt - Uncle Mike 13:11:03 11/29/14 (0)

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Going the wrong way aren't you? - Uncle Mike 05:47:44 11/29/14 (2)

RE: Going the wrong way aren't you? - dave789 08:23:16 11/29/14 (1)

yea..ok...nt - Uncle Mike 13:11:03 11/29/14 (0)

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