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by Dylan16807
36 days ago
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> The capacitors in your PSU's rectifier have to float through 8.333ms interruptions every. single. cycle. It's not an 8ms interruption, it's 8ms between peaks. The part you could call an interruption is more like 2.5ms and even then it's not zero power draw. You need an order of magnitude more buffering to handle a 20ms dropout. > 20 milliseconds is barely distinguishable from a single 60 Hz sine wave period. Right, so think about that harder. A 60Hz sine wave has two wide periods of power and two narrow gaps. And 20 milliseconds is longer than that entire process combined. |
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