Subject	Well...
Posted by	therinL on September 26, 2003 at 2:42 PM
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In Reply To	why do you say that? explain please (n/m) posted by aliaZ (IC Nazi) on September 26, 2003 at 02:32 PM
Message	Varying voltage sources cannot exist in parallel. Of course, at any given node, there can only be 1 voltage, otherwise the higher voltage supply will drive the lower to establish a common potential. If the sources have no resistance, the higher voltage will attempt to raise the lower one by sourcing an infinite amount of current; this is bad =) Even with some resistance, the current will be unbeleivably high.
Follow Ups	Electronic's engineer. How do you make a a voltage - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:02:00 09/26/03 Huh? A feature of the Zem is already that it eliminates ... - spicyZ 14:13:59 09/26/03 I am going to run dual mafs. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:15:05 09/26/03 I'm a little slow today. (n/m) - spicyZ 14:30:39 09/26/03 should be pretty easy - aliaZ (IC Nazi) 14:24:30 09/26/03 That circuit will work but you DO need those resistors (n/m) - therinL 14:30:08 09/26/03 why do you say that? explain please (n/m) - aliaZ (IC Nazi) 14:32:53 09/26/03 Well... - therinL 14:42:00 09/26/03 im with you man. radio shack has some nice - Carlo$-91NA-2+2-5$p. 15:19:04 09/26/03 A properly biased BJT or 2 would probably do the trick or: - therinL 14:26:32 09/26/03 Sure, I would like that. (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 14:29:05 09/26/03 me too please (n/m) - aliaZ (IC Nazi) 14:33:36 09/26/03 Me three please. - Woody75 (Denver) 15:06:27 09/26/03 OK, I checked the math on the circuit below: - therinL 15:13:28 09/26/03 Voila!! - BigTDogg (ZCON Whore) 14:42:29 09/26/03 Not ideal > - kuah@splparts.com 15:35:01 09/26/03 Yes, it is not linear. :( (n/m) - Funky (NWZ) 18:07:47 09/26/03 Could use an exponential or geometric average... (n/m) - therinL 18:08:20 09/26/03
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