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In Reply to: Powering on a PS without a load. . posted by John PA on December 11, 2014 at 11:39:05:
That will depend on the design of the supply. The current source fed shunt reg. that I use would fail run no load as the shunt device is not heat sinked to dissipate all the current under no load conditions. You can use a resistor to load the supply. A 10W wirewound should safely dissipate 10mA @600V. So 60K would be a good value. These are just ballpark numbers.
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- RE: Powering on a PS without a load. . - Tre' 17:10:28 12/11/14 (3)
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