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In Reply to: Re: black gates in parallel posted by Robert Karl Stonjek on December 21, 2001 at 13:02:41:
I've always thought of the power supply as part of the signal source (indirectly). When a large transient comes along, the power supply must deliver quickly. So that is where the shunt polypropylene capacitor comes in.Which of course has nothing to do with ESR.
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