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A switch-mode power supply (SMPS) switches been fully-on and fully-off states quickly to maintain voltage regulation. They offer lower power dissipation and run cooler than linear regulators that continually dissipate power through a transistor.
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Help with design of current load sense circuit
I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out a suitable method to sense when some LEDs in my Garage Door Opener are on. This is a continuation of this project I asked for advice on recently. However I had …
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