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??? 06/20/08 00:31 Modified:   06/20/08 00:33 Read: times	#156053 - What >good reason< could this be?? Responding to: ???'s previous message

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Topic	Author	Date
Resistance in the supply rails		01/01/70 00:00
inductor instead of resistor		01/01/70 00:00
yes, and no and I think the theory is flawed		01/01/70 00:00
Spice?		01/01/70 00:00
That would probably help, but ...		01/01/70 00:00
That's what I said		01/01/70 00:00
Not in the gnd path!		01/01/70 00:00
Well ... this normally doesn't work so well, but		01/01/70 00:00
If this scheme is used it would also be well to...		01/01/70 00:00
This does increase the supply impedance		01/01/70 00:00
please clarify with a simple schematic		01/01/70 00:00
the bypass cap\'s always go between Vcc and Gnd		01/01/70 00:00
Which Vcc, Which gnd		01/01/70 00:00
There's a cap on either side of the resistor(s)		01/01/70 00:00
is it		01/01/70 00:00
Not quite ...		01/01/70 00:00
don't use a resistor in the GND connection		01/01/70 00:00
What >good reason< could this be??		01/01/70 00:00
What good reason could this be??		01/01/70 00:00
Using a resistor in the GND connection...		01/01/70 00:00
How would that come to pass?		01/01/70 00:00
Why should I insert a resistor in the GND line??		01/01/70 00:00
Seldom andonly if it is of benefit		01/01/70 00:00
No disagree, but ...		01/01/70 00:00
The regulator can't pull the Vcc down		01/01/70 00:00
This has nothing to do with imbalance!		01/01/70 00:00
Kai, I don\'t disagree ...		01/01/70 00:00
Again, do not add any impedance in the GND line		01/01/70 00:00
tantalum capacitor across the MAX232 power pins		01/01/70 00:00
It's a matter of careful choice		01/01/70 00:00
Yes they does		01/01/70 00:00

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