| ??? 07/13/02 05:08 Read: times |
#25750 - RE: Power supply temperature problem |
Hi Vaclav,
The load is appropriate, (almost 30% of full load). I am keen to help you, but have few queries: 1) Are you sure it is regulator which is oscillating, and not any other component (connected as load to regulator o/p)? You can simply check this by replacing the active loads with a resistor (which draws approx the same current). 2) what is the i/p voltage to the regulaotr at -15 C? 3) Is the I/P clean and free of noise? It would be more helpful to diagnose, if you can email me the schematic diagram. Regards IA |
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| RE: Power supply : Steve | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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