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GB Thread for Salas SSLV1.1 BiB shunt reg

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Looking at parts for my (soon to come) BiB regs. :lickface: Yum. I love shopping for components.

Has anybody used a 10,000uF cap they recommend in these regs before, that is a good option for 200mA current? (A la DCB1 - hotrod Dale 10R 5W resistor)

I need 9x so I need to keep the costs down, but I still want something good...

I had used 10mF BHC slit foil, that was a good one. But not a budget one. Nichicon and Panasonic are very good IMO.
 
The price difference between a cap like a cheap plain Panasonic that measures 0.055 Ohm ESR and a fancy 0.03 Ohm "Low ESR" or "Audio" cap that is the same rating and capacity is about 500% - 2000%. Does this cost difference reflect reality in any meaningful way?

I just don't get it. Ignorant I guess....we have resistance going on left right and centre in a circuit. Why such fuss over a fraction of an ohm?
 
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I'm making a DAC PS, and there are many +5v requirements. I haven't quite figured out how many I will seperate out the supplies beyond a simple analogue 5v feed and a digital 5v feed, but if there were 3 loads from the same chip pulling on one 200mA reg, each pulling about 25mA nominal to 38mA max, how would that work? Is 75mA to max 114mA too much for a 200mA reg?
 
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Mainly in the later part of the decade. So much so my gaze went out of focus.:D
 

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