??? 11/26/11 16:57 Read: times |
#184912 - But the article claims it... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Erik said:
as I said in my first post: there is no one solution and the situation described in the article is handled better with a switcher. But the article claims: "In addition, power modules like those discussed here can provide an output voltage with ripple-and-noise that rivals and in some cases bests a linear regulator." Meant is here the LMZ10500. And this is plain bogus! The LMZ10500 generates a 2MHz ripple of 5mVpp with really nasty, far reaching harmonics. I don't know of any linear regulator which produces such a nasty ripple. The LMZ10500 can only be better than a linear regulator, if at all, if you make a design mistake with the linear regulator. But this is no proof, that the switcher is better. You must treat and handle them both as they are intended to be handled. And then the switcher definitely produces more ripple! Kai Klaas |