| ??? 07/11/02 16:08 Read: times |
#25691 - RE: Power supply temperature problem |
Hi Vaclav,
It is always best to parallel an electrolytic cap with a ceramic. The ceramic will have much lower ESR at high frequencies. I would suggest you try 10 - 100 nF X7R, preferably an SMD for lowest ESL. I would also suggest to add the ceramic to the other regulator, because at the moment it might just be marginally stable. Good luck. Regards, Rob. |
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