| ??? 12/06/05 18:19 Read: times |
#104783 - voltage drop for a ferrite at milliamps Responding to: ???'s previous message |
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If you use a 10mOhm ferrite and pull 100mA you get 10m * 100m = 1mV drop over the ferrite. I will worry about that all week. Erik |
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