Adding a ripple to a DC voltage

Tell us about your educational and professional credentials, techie boy. They can be summed up in one word: none.

Your response is like all the others which questioned your education. However, I will provide mine if you do so first, non-techie old fart.

If you can't prove your statement, then this just another of your trolling efforts. I now expect another reply from you which does not back up your education and technical knowledge and demonstrates the foolish troll that you are. The OP appears much more knowledgeable than you. That's no surprise, of course.

. They can be summed up in one word: none.

Your arrested development is coming through loud and clear. You're the one who brought the subject up, so let's see you blow everyone away with your c redentials. It's more than obvious from your style of writing and the conte nt of your posts that you're not much.

I am not accountable to you. If you find something that's not to your liking then move on. You're just not important.

Your response is what I predicted. You provided nothing about your experience, education, technical experience, or anything else that would lead a reader to believe you are a real person and not a bot. Your only credential so far is as a troll and it suits everything you have posted.

If you consider that you are a winner as long as you get in the last word, then so be it. You are tiresome, Blobbs. And I know that it is impossible to win an argument with an uneducated person.

Your reply is exactly as I predicted. And your reply is equally appropriate for you.

Wow- what prescience- more self-congratulatory narcissistic nonsense from the idiot ham.

Nifty, never though of that. Even though I did alot of windings on flybacks to isolate heater cathode shorts in TV CRTs, it hadn't dawned on me that a toroid power transformer would be similarly "vulnerable".