Bonjour,
ordinateur tour.
Qui peut m'expliquer le pourquoi de ce montage et si l'on peut s'en passer.
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Merci pour toute aide. Cordialement,
Serge Nazarian
prise alimentation 600W
Jan 06, 2019
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Bonjour
Bon dimanche
Claude
Un filtre existe dans l'alim.
Donc ce montage est totalement inutile.
que je mets ci-dessous.
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Cordialement.
Serge Nazarian
Quand on est un grand sauvage comme moi, et certains industriels sont
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"So all that's left, Is the proof that love's not only blind but deaf." (FAKE TALES OF SAN FRANCISCO, Arctic Monkeys)
consommait plus d'encre ...
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"So all that's left, Is the proof that love's not only blind but deaf." (FAKE TALES OF SAN FRANCISCO, Arctic Monkeys)
Quand on voit c'qu'on voit, puis qu'on entend c'qu'on entend, on a
raison d'penser c'qu'on pense
(Coluche)
boitier.
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Bonsoir
Claude
dans aucune fiche de description de produit.
(quoi qu'en CMS, je crois que certaines c'est 25 ou 35), mais que toutes
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All resistors have a maximum voltage rating; this may limit the power dissipation for higher resistance values.
Carbon film [...] It has 200 to 600 volts maximum working voltage range.
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Through-Hole Resistors - 220 ohm-100K ohm - 5% 1/4W - Packs of 25 These are 25 Packs of Resistors. More specifically, they are carbon film, through-hole axial types, with 1/4 Watt max dissipation, 300V max voltage,
5% precision resistors..
Chez Farnell, j'ai ouvert quelques docs techniques, et rien.
If computing were an exact science, IT engineers would'nt have work \_o<
"So all that's left, Is the proof that love's not only blind but deaf."
(FAKE TALES OF SAN FRANCISCO, Arctic Monkeys)
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