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The process of taking a completed system and determining details of its design by analysing it; may have legal limitations or ramifications in different jurisdictions.
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Reverse engineering a power supply characteristics
I have this schematics and the following information: connect the + of the multimeter to test point A and the - to test point B and read
app. +20 VDC, 0.2 VAC
What is the RMS at the secondary o …
