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In Reply to: Re: "The realty" is... posted by jneutron on August 21, 2006 at 12:56:28:
Hi.Are we talking about AC power noises or what else?
A power cord, however 'smart' it can be claimed, is a passive passage for power needed by the receiving end, an amp or TV regardless.
A power conditioner is for removing EMI/RFI noises coming down from the power lines. It's commonly an AC network comprising caps, inductors, resistors & the like "passive components".
More complex designs involved AC-DC-AC or switch mode topology & are reportedly doing a better job than strictly passive networks.
So can you tell me how 'smart' is your power cord design using triaxial cables that can possibly replace the function of a power conditioner, using whatever law or theory to cover it.
c-J
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- You're pretty "consistent" too. - cheap-Jack 08:47:30 08/22/06 (1)
- Re: You're pretty "consistent" too. - jneutron 09:29:23 08/22/06 (0)
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