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30th June 2005, 09:33 AM
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Hi,
Search the forums for jung regulator. You'll need around 12 V DC for the most of add-on clocks. 16V DC is max. for XO3. Try to use fast switching soft recovery diodes. Do a bit of experimenting with capacitors - types and values, and their placement(s). Good luck, Extreme_Boky |
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is there a circuit for a power supply to power the differant add on clocks
