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29th August 2008, 12:31 AM
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Location: Pittsburgh, crumbling wasteland
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Transformer with small oil cap?
Today I scrapped two power supplies from an old CNC machine. The transformer is a pretty decent size but it has an unusual feature. There appears to be a separate winding with nothing but a small oil capacitor connected across it. The power supply has a 5v output and split +/-12. Anyone know the reason for the cap?
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