In Reply to: When charging their battery, yes. nt posted by Norm on November 6, 2009 at 14:10:17:
Well, when running, batteries or no, all of the various voltages are generated by switchers. Not that they necessarily cause anymore net ripple at a given node than would be there anyway due to load induced plane fluctuations, but there you go. Especially sensitive, or noisy circuits may be decoupled with an LC filter.
Battery life and thermal management is King, Queen and Joker so it's switching power supplies and class D amplifiers.
Rick
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- RE: When charging their battery, yes. nt - rick_m 11/6/0914:44:08 11/6/09 (2)
- I guess that this is why many prefer the Mini as the ps is further from the chip? - Norm 16:30:01 11/6/09 (1)
- RE: I guess that this is why many prefer the Mini as the ps is further from the chip? - rick_m 17:00:23 11/6/09 (0)