Re: Need help to finalize my circuit

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Date: Fri, 03 Nov 1989 18:48

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I agree entirely with Mike Seningen!  In fact, since your AC adapter
probably has very long leads (compared to your bench supply) you
might very well need a lot of bulk capacitance (>100uF) on the unreg.
side of your 7805.  Putting a 1 uF tant. cap in parallel with a 
0.1 uF ceramic cap on the output of the 7805 will probably also
help clean up things a lot.  The filtering inside the AC adapters
is often very poor.

Tom LeMense

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Subject: Re: Need help to finalize my circuit
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Date: 3 Nov 89 18:48:57 GMT
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