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In Reply to: Re: capacitors in a battery supply posted by fatbottle on July 26, 2006 at 13:03:09:
Yes, when I stated "across the terminals" I just meant to indicate that the cap would be in parallel with the battery supply; I did not mean literally across the terminals. In most cases where I have seen caps used in this manner, the caps are nearest to or at the load, probably for bypass or decoupling, as you state. I am embarrassed to admit where I was previously confused on this issue, so I won't. Thanks for your input.In this case, I am thinking about using a battery supply for the clock in a DAC. This is said to sound better than a separate power supply dedicated to the clock. I do know it's cheaper than building or buying a separate supply, and I will try it.
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