| ??? 12/08/09 16:44 Read: times |
#171518 - that's not what you were asked, Erik! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik Malund said:
yes, I have and nothing much
By that do you mean that you didn't look? Only you, Richard, can read "yes, I have" as "you didn't look" I wasn't so much interested in a "dip-below-min", as, generally, that's never tolerable in Vcc. When you say, "zero," what do you mean? read the above 10 times, then scroll down - <snip> - zero dips below min Nobody asked about min or max. You were asked what you observed, particularly when switching the load from 20% to 80% of rated output, and your reply was "nothing much." What should one conclude from that? You're in a unique position to provide information about power supply behavior because of your extensive work in busses and other automotive applications, which are very hostile environments for power supply matters. Information of that sort would be valuable to everyone. Information based on your observations would supplement what the PSU makers provide, which is produced to show their products in a favorable light. Instead, however, you share observations such as "nothing much." What do you suppose that says about the bombastic claims you've made along the way, and the apparently baseless conclusions about which you've pontificated? RE |
