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Re: Understanding a split-mode power supply.

#1631
From: Phil Allison
Date: Tue, 06 Jan 2009 22:30
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 "Stupider than Anyone Else"
>
>>> Phil was only on about the voltage rating issue.
>>
>> **  Massively wrong presumption.
>
> Phil, it's a matter of record.


** Then go read what was written properly.

 I know you will never do that as you are completely autistic.



>>> It's credible, given that there was no sign of distress, but it's odd 
>>> that Q1 was taken out as well. I still can't see a mechanism for that, 
>>> which is why I was somewhat surprised that the repair worked.
>>
>>
>> ** Ignorance is neither a virtue nor ever a basis to argue from.
>
> You could try construing the point as being an invitation to explain how a 
> failure of the resistor could take out Q1, or vice versa.


** Been explained already -  the likely scenario is that the high base 
current that drove the switching transistor hard on passed to over to Q1 
after the fusible resistor opened.

Q1 is a relatively fragile, low voltage device  -  so it failed.



>>> Well, you wouldn't if they've been correctly specified. Phil was 
>>> essentially arguing that I could substitute a component with a lower 
>>> voltage rating.
>>
>>
>> **  Massively wrong presumption.
>
> Another matter of record, Phil.


** Then go post under those words.

I know you never will do that since they do not exist.



> I note you've snipped out the stuff about the data sheet that directly 
> contradicts your claim that the potential across the fused resistor could 
> be several thousand volts.

** There is no such thing in the data sheet.

Correctly interpreting component maker's data is a whole science in 
self   -  that also takes long experience to become expert at.

Counts YOU out completely.



>> BTW:
>>
>> You came here for the advice of folk with experience of electronics,  cos
>> you have absolutely none.
>
> I come here for comment, to help drive my thinking about a problem.


** Your totally bizarre thinking is not my problem.


>> The advice I gave is based on many decades of ACTUAL experience.
>
> So you say, but how am I to know?


** I was explaining that the basis for the advice given was experience  - 
shame I cannot supply a URL for that.

 Now piss off -

you trolling  PITA  idiot.




.....   Phil
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Subject: Re: Understanding a split-mode power supply.
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