Tingles from power supply

Mar 08, 2009 279 Replies

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I confess I even thought of the idea myself but also only as a meal ticket.

This one falls into that category.

How can ANYONE actually run a company properly if they don't understand what the company does and HOW they do it.

They should all be forced to be apprentices.

Graham

Yes you do. As in a physical copy.

You didn't reply to my question as to whether you'd ever READ a standard btw.

Graham

Good Lord ! You actually said something sensible for the first time I can recall.

The only snag is 'intercepting' the output conveniently to do such a thing.

Graham

Contested. So did Swan. They settled their difference and the brand Ediswan came about.

Graham

Your mother? Yes, she is. Why? Because she let you ooze onto the world.

It was a stupid question, coming from an utterly stupid individual, and did not, nor does not warrant an answer.

You do NOT "buy a standard", idiot.

recall.

You need an "oscilliceptor".

There is no inconvenience in probing a simple DC plug's pins, dingledorf.

Bwuahahahahaha!

Even if true, the device was known worldwide as a bulb, and practically all subsequent photon transducers that get glass encapsulation are known as such as well.

Don't like it? Too bad. Stamp your little foot, then go eat toothpaste and hold your breath until you turn blue.

F*ck Off - you're a miserable gimp drooling over a keyboard, leaving greasy nose prints on the screen. Who are you to tell anyone what to do, you whimpering little s*it colony?

That's a good nym for you. You should continue to use it. It matches you to a tee.

Oh look - a USENET 'professional' !

Get over yourself you inadequate loser.

You americoons are so predictably boorish.

LOUD.

Wow, man (more like boy)! You deserve an award. Your post was so exciting!

N O T !!!

people

LOUD.

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Typical reply from "Always Senile"... Or is it "Soon to Pass"?

Bwuahahahahahahahaahaha!

How much capacitance would there be between the primary and secondary of a lower power mains transformer?

Sylvia.

That depends on their size, and after they get too big to hang on the outlet, they become in-line units that lie on the floor.

ANY supply fed by a std IEC power cord has them, I can practically guarantee it. Nearly all of those are switchers too.

Nearly any from a major maker like Sony does.

Yes, most outlet hung devices do not have said filtration, and most are not switchers either... but a few are.

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Please do not jump on their utter stupidity bandwagon.

AFAIK wall warts never use line filters.

Oh, they have to be filtered ( to meet EMC regs ) but may use some very simple ones at very low powers since that's all that's needed.

Graham

Naturally since there will be inter-winding capacitance. I'd be surprised at

100uA from probably no more than a 25 VA TX though.

Determining if it's a line frequency TX or an SMPS.

If the label says 100-240V input ( or similar ) you can also be sure it's an SMPS.

Graham

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