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An electronic device that supplies electrical energy to a load. It can be AC or DC input. Typically DC output.

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Removing noise induced by IC (Ground loop?)

Placing a 3300uF capacitor on the batterry: no noise eliminated. Placing a 3300uF capacitor on the power connector: 50% of noise eliminated. Placing a 1000uF capacitor directly on MP3's circuit board: …
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Removing noise induced by IC (Ground loop?)

I want to build a simple, portable, MP3 decoder + amplifier. I use a PAM8610 amplifier and a generic MP3/Bluetooth decoder. When I power each of them from separate batteries (7.4V) it works nicely. Wh …
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Running COB LED without driver (undervolted)

!Hobby project! I have a power supply form a printer (actually I have 3 :) ). The PSU is 24V, 1.25A. I want to connect some COB LEDs to this PSU without additional electronics. The idea is that the L …
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How to estimate the maximum current provided by a transformer?

I have a transformer that outputs 14.3V (AC of course) and the current in short-circuit is about 13A (made a beautiful spark when I measured it :) ). Can I guesstimate from here what is the 'normal' c …
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How to power up 50 LEDs? (DIY 'fireflies' project)

I want to install lots of tiny LEDs lights in my garden (at least 50). I DON'T want high voltage cables in my garden so I am thinking in getting a high power, low voltage transformer to power up these …
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Reduce power consumption for AN7316 amplifier

I have a pre-amplifier with AN7316 from a tape recorder. Currently it draws 24mA from a very small 12V battery (I think it is an A23). The IC has two parts: a "play" amplifier and a "rec" amplifier. …
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Help understanding schematic (voltage regulator)

I got this voltage regulator that I wanted to use with a DC source (30V switching power supply from a printer). (full schematic here ) However, I see that input of the voltage regulator MUST be p …
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Efficiency of classic voltage regulator vs. "switching" regulator [closed]

I have this cheap voltage regulator (DIY kit). After purchase I have seen that it requires a huge heat-sink AND a cooler. The input is 24V AC and the output will be around 12V DC and I will be used …
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