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Offline kagliostro

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Anti Humm for interconnected circuits
« on: February 02, 2012, 05:02:47 pm »


the circuit is accompanied with this explanation

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The earth isolation components are designed to prevent hum from interconnected equipment, and provide safety for the guitarist (did I just hear 3,000 drummers asking "Why ??"). The 10 Ohm resistor stops any earth loop problems (the major cause of hum), and the 100nF capacitor bypasses radio frequencies. The bridge rectifier should be rated at least 5A, and is designed to conduct fault currents. Should a major fault occur (such as the transformer breaking down between primary and secondary), the internal diodes will become short circuited (due to the overload). This type of fault is extremely rare, but it is better to be prepared than not.

Source: http://sinhalacurcuit.blogspot.com/2010_01_01_archive.html

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