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jmariano
- Jan 1, 1970
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Dear All,
Sorry if this is a basic question. I deed search the web for an
answer, but could find one.
I'm designing a power supply with various outputs (+24, +15, +10, -15,
-5), using LM78/79XX line regulators. The datasheet states that a .1
uF capacitor should be placed at the output to improve transient
response, and a .22 uF at the input, if the regulator is far from the
filter capacitor. But when I look at designs published in journal and
such, I found all kind of variations, including different values for
the input cap., even if
the regulator is close to the filter capacitor (in a PCB), and usually
an additional electrolytic capacitor at output.
So I guess my question are: 1 - do I need a capacitor at input and
what is is value? (and is purpose).
2 - Do I need an additional electrolytic capacitor at output, besides
the 0.1uF, and how do I calculate is value.
If anyone knows of a bibliographic reference ware this things are
explained, I would appreciate.
Regards
José Mariano
Sorry if this is a basic question. I deed search the web for an
answer, but could find one.
I'm designing a power supply with various outputs (+24, +15, +10, -15,
-5), using LM78/79XX line regulators. The datasheet states that a .1
uF capacitor should be placed at the output to improve transient
response, and a .22 uF at the input, if the regulator is far from the
filter capacitor. But when I look at designs published in journal and
such, I found all kind of variations, including different values for
the input cap., even if
the regulator is close to the filter capacitor (in a PCB), and usually
an additional electrolytic capacitor at output.
So I guess my question are: 1 - do I need a capacitor at input and
what is is value? (and is purpose).
2 - Do I need an additional electrolytic capacitor at output, besides
the 0.1uF, and how do I calculate is value.
If anyone knows of a bibliographic reference ware this things are
explained, I would appreciate.
Regards
José Mariano