Hmm, perhaps. If it's starting to saturate at 15V, though, I'd expect it to pretty well quit entirely by 18V.
Cheers
Phil Hobbs
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I found that my power supply's current meter is inaccurate, and reads about
0.03A low. So I have updated the figures above. Obviously, my other power readings were similarly skewed. Note to self: always check calibration of instruments!Thanks,
Paul
I found my power supply meter reads about 0.03A low, so revised figure is
87%. Still not bad.Thanks,
Paul
Dave Jones showed a multimeter which indicates -5A when only a lead carrying a 1 MHz square wave is connected to the +A input or even when held near to the case... and it wasn't a cheap meter.
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