What happens when you supply too much voltage to an amp exactly
What happens when you supply too much voltage to an amp exactly?
Most likely you have killed the preamp's power-supply. Modern preamps or other electronics use what they call a switch-mode power supply, and can run on any voltage, anywhere in the world, with no...
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What is the permissible voltage drop in a 120 volt power supply?
5% from source to farthest load.
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How to Add Variable Voltage to Your ATX Based Bench Power Supply?
Same CircuitIf you've built a bench power supply using an old ATX computer power supply, you may feel limited by the choice of voltages + 3.3V, + 5V, and +/- 12V DC. Suppose you're breadboarding a ...
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How much voltage does the yellow wire of a PC power supply provide to the PC components?
All yellow cables on personal computer's power supply provide +12V of electricity. The positive sign (+) means that there is a 12V increase in potential across the circuit. This voltage is used to ...
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What is the voltage for the proprietary signal on a Dell laptop's power supply?
Dell laptop computers require a 100 to 240V input with a 19V 90W output. This is true of all laptops from the Latitude, Inspiron, Latitude LX and the Latitude C series. This voltage is also commo...
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