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In Reply to: Second question (see below) posted by Cpwill on November 3, 2006 at 04:52:32:
I use shunt type regulation with very good results. A shunt regulator can be rather large & very inefficient depending upon current swing (no signal vs full signal input). I do use a choke & capacitor after the shunt regulator to keep any noise out of the PS B+ output. I also understand that choke does have some minor voltage swing with varying current demands.
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- Regulated B+ - Jimmy 20:31:00 11/03/06 (1)
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