Questions tagged [ripple]
Small unwanted residual periodic variation of a direct current (dc) output.
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Sanity check: Input and output filter for a stacked pair of DC/DC converters
In my current project, I need voltages of +/- 30V and +/- 15V for analog control purposes. The current on the 30V rails is fairly limited, ca. 70mA max on one rail and <10mA on the other. The 15V ...
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How to improve current control loop in power supply?
I'm working on MCU programmable bench power supply. Its range is 0-50V and 0-3A programmed in 10mV and 10mA increments. It will be published as open hardware and source code that anyone can use it if ...
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Is there any offline circuit simulator software that can simulate a noisy power supply?
I have been using Circuit Wizard (Its the only offline program that I can find!). Unfortunately, it is really basic, and I have outgrown it.
I need to simulate a 5V circuit with a noisy power supply,...
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Why do LCD Screens ripple through cameras?
I noticed that when taking pictures of an LCD screen (thank you, laziness to print), that while I look at the LCD screen through the cell phone camera, the screen has both 1) Ripples and 2) Moving ...
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voltage change inn diodes [closed]
voltage relation diodes of rectification process related to electronics
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5V DC over data lines
I am prototyping the below diagram and using the following Common Mode Choke from Murata 50475C (4.7mH DCR 0.7R). When I input a signal on U1 Point B 3Mhz D = 50%, I can see AC coupled signal on U2 ...
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Spikes in Inductor Current : Buck Converter
What could be the reason of such spikes in inductor current at each Switch ON-OFF. ??
This spikes are also getting affected in load current.
Please help me to reduce / remove this spikes.
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Reducing power supply ripple for GSM modem
I'm powering a SM5100B GSM modem from a 5A bench supply (peak current is 2A). The required supply range is Vmin=3.3V, Vnom=3.6V, Vmax=4.2V, so I'm giving it 4V. Every so often, the module will reboot (...
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Reducing Voltage Ripple in a Switching Converter.
I used TI's workbench to design a simple 24 to 12V @ 6A. I have it built in a PCB board, but I started doing some power measurements and notice the output voltage ripple is quite high at loads bigger ...
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How does ripple degrade electrolytic capacitors?
How does excessive ripple current degrade electrolytic capacitors? What processes are involved and how do they work?
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Techniques for removing mains ripple
Lets say I have a critical device, which requires almost no ripple in voltage and draws a very high current. What are some ways, other than a simple capacitor which take out the ripple from the full-...
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How does one compute the ripple currents seen by an active PFC output capacitor?
Suppose one is designing a single-phase power-factor-corrected power supply, with a known average current load:
The ripple current seen by the output capacitor is critical. If that current is too ...
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Full-wave bridge rectifier with capacitor filter and ripple voltage
According to various sources, the ripple voltage of a full-wave bridge rectifier is
$$ V_r = \frac{V_s}{2}fCR $$
where \$V_s\$ is the peak of the input voltage source, \$f\$ is the frequency, \$C\$ ...
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Getting rid of ripple from an LCD backlight
I have built a circuit which contains an integrated power supply stepping down mains voltage to 5v through a transformer, rectifier circuit and a voltage regulator. With a couple of smoothing caps the ...
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How does one compute the ripple currents seen by a boost converter output capacitor?
Suppose one is designing a boost converter, with a known maximum current load, and a known inductance:
The ripple current seen by the output capacitor is critical. If that current is too high, the ...