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In Reply to: Re: Now that is interesting... posted by Nosferatu on January 31, 2004 at 11:26:03:

"Yes, that's what you want. That way the circuit can reject it."
The opamp circuit, or the PS? I think I need to look over a schematic because I am not picturing this well in my pea brain.

"But there is also the energy stored in the capacitor,"
That part we all know, and this is why it opposes a change in voltage.
"I've actually found that when building bipolar supplies for audio circuits, it is advantageous to use a combination of both types of filtering, with most of the capacitance connected differentially. But that's another subject :-"
Well, if I have 470uF filters, what about a 10uF NP Black Gate and an AudioCap RT for a bypass across the rails? I know it's not as good, but physically getting a 470uF, or larger, cap into play here is not going to happen...
BTW, thanks for the responce.

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Topic - LT1364 bypass question. - ramw 12:59:32 01/29/04 (9)

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Re: LT1364 bypass question. - Lou S 07:41:43 02/03/04 (0)

AFAIK - Lou S 21:11:04 01/30/04 (4)

It isn't for noise shunting.... - Dad 06:48:16 01/31/04 (3)

Now that is interesting... - Lou S 09:50:45 01/31/04 (2)

Re: Now that is interesting... - Nosferatu 11:26:03 01/31/04 (1)

Am I understanding this correctly? - Lou S 23:11:09 01/31/04 (0)

Yes - Jim Hagerman 22:08:42 01/29/04 (0)

Well, maybe. - Lou S 19:55:53 01/29/04 (0)

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Am I understanding this correctly? - Lou S 23:11:09 01/31/04 (0)

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