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702. Power Supplies
Mon 17 January 2011, 17:19
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Andrew, you're describing a fluctuation of less...
Andrew, you're describing a fluctuation of less than 7.4%, or less than 3 volts at the secondary. I think you'll be fine with a supply of 36v to 39v. (or 32v to 35v for that matter). Go unregulated.
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