The power of a homemade supply?

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From: blue
Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1993 00:47

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Steve Kneizys's recent post on how to replicate an MKF experiment informs
us that the available information includes "...very simple circuits I
designed so that anyone could just go to Radio Shack and get all the
parts..."

Steve, I must admit that makes me just a bit nervous.  I would think it
might take a very well designed current-regulated supply to cope with
some possibly very weird load characteristics.  Are you sure you
simple supply does what you ask of it?

Dick Blue
NSCL@MSU

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