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** Wot a piece of shit.My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
What 'audio generator' does?
Who said anything about 0.1uF? The Sony EQ-45 board in the DVW-500stratu...@yahoo.com
With any ESR meter there are 'gotchas' to beware of. Any
ceramic caps in parallel with a 'lytic will mask the true condition of
the 'lytic.
** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a typical
100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100 times
less !!!
Imbecile.
If it reads bad, it IS but if it reads good it might not be.
** Only time that is ever true is if the electro is shorted - internally or
externally.
May times I've run into boards with many caps of the same value.
If one of those is bad I change all of that value figuring if one is
bad the others aren't far behind.
** Not a bad idea - if all the electros have been subjected to the same
temps for the same times.
Also, the output caps in SMPS need to be nearly perfect.
** Well, that may be so in some cases.
But designers usually leave a margin for component variations and some
deterioration in electros.
Once the ESR of an electro rises by more than 50%, it may be time for
replacement - cos it is now gonna keep rising.
..... Phil
Also, your math is wrong hotshot.stratu...@yahoo.com
With any ESR meter there are 'gotchas' to beware of. Any
ceramic caps in parallel with a 'lytic will mask the true condition of
the 'lytic.
** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a typical
100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100 times
less !!!
Imbecile.
If it reads bad, it IS but if it reads good it might not be.
** Only time that is ever true is if the electro is shorted - internally or
externally.
May times I've run into boards with many caps of the same value.
If one of those is bad I change all of that value figuring if one is
bad the others aren't far behind.
** Not a bad idea - if all the electros have been subjected to the same
temps for the same times.
Also, the output caps in SMPS need to be nearly perfect.
** Well, that may be so in some cases.
But designers usually leave a margin for component variations and some
deterioration in electros.
Once the ESR of an electro rises by more than 50%, it may be time for
replacement - cos it is now gonna keep rising.
..... Phil
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Wot a piece of shit.
50kHz will do, at a pinch.
It was certified by all my warranty work requirements.
Teac/Tascam, Panasonic, Sansui, Yamaha, Sony etc...
What 'audio generator' does?
** Nearly all go to at least 100 kHz.
Many go out to 1MHz.
Function generators often go out to way more.
That's nice but I use a signal/function generator to
generate signals out of the audio realm.
** ROTFLMAO !!Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!Quote from you
I said nothing of parallel cap values.
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.stratu...@yahoo.com
Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
0.1 into 100 is 100? Is that Aussie math?Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.
** ROTFLMAO !!
I wrote NOTHING OF THE SORT
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
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Quote from you
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a
typical 100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100
times less !!! Imbecile"
** 100 times less is just what it is !!!
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz. What 'audio generator' does?** Anyone who needs to check the ESR of a few electros can lash up a
test
rig in seconds - all you need is a bench audio generator and a basic
scope or CRO as poms and Aussies call them.
Set the audio gen to about 100kHz
0.1 into 100 is 100? Is that Aussie math?Quote from you
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a
typical 100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100
times less !!! Imbecile"
** 100 times less is just what it is !!!
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Which model is it??
Post a link to it.
I found 6 different "Leader" audio gens on the net and all go out to at
least 100kHz.
It's a LAG 120B and your right it's highest resolution is 1 Mhz.
Sorry. Never used it that high with amplifiers.
It was certified by all my warranty work requirements."Meat Plow"
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Wot a piece of shit.
50kHz will do, at a pinch.
Why would an 'audio generator' need to have a resolutionWhat 'audio generator' does?
** Nearly all go to at least 100 kHz.
Many go out to 1MHz.
That's nice but I use a signal/function generator toFunction generators often go out to way more.
Assuming you're perfect and found wanting seems to set you off. Have astratu...@yahoo.com
Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.
** ROTFLMAO !!
I wrote NOTHING OF THE SORT
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
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Quote from you
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a
typical 100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100
times less !!! Imbecile"
** 100 times less is just what it is !!!
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
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I said nothing of parallel cap values.
** You stinking bloody LIAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
" With any ESR meter there are 'gotchas' to beware of.
Any ceramic caps in parallel with a 'lytic will mask the
true condition of the 'lytic. "
Go straight into hell you vile, waste of space.
..... Phil
Only in your mind. It does exactly what it was designed"Meat Plow is a Stupid Cunt "
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Wot a piece of shit.
50kHz will do, at a pinch.
It was certified by all my warranty work requirements. Teac/Tascam,
Panasonic, Sansui, Yamaha, Sony etc...
** It's still a piece of shit.
But your point was use an 'audio generator.'What 'audio generator' does?
** Nearly all go to at least 100 kHz.
Many go out to 1MHz.
Function generators often go out to way more.
That's nice but I use a signal/function generator to generate signals
out of the audio realm.
** Then use it for this.
FUCKWIT !!!!
..... Phil
0.1 into 100 is 100? Is that Aussie math? Answers a LOT of questionsstratu...@yahoo.com
Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.
** ROTFLMAO !!
I wrote NOTHING OF THE SORT
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
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Quote from you
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a
typical 100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100
times less !!! Imbecile"
** 100 times less is just what it is !!!
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
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I said nothing of parallel cap values.
** You stinking bloody LIAR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
" With any ESR meter there are 'gotchas' to beware of.
Any ceramic caps in parallel with a 'lytic will mask the
true condition of the 'lytic. "
Go straight into hell you vile, waste of space.
..... Phil
You're just too dense to deal with. G'Day mate.<stratu...@yahoo.com
Also, your math is wrong hotshot.
** No it ain't.
Go get fucked you stupid cunt.
Yeah, it is. 0.1uF to 100uF is 1000 times, not 100 as you wrote.
** ROTFLMAO !!
I wrote NOTHING OF THE SORT
YOU STUPID FUCKING CUNTHEAD !!
---------------------------------------------------
Quote from you
"** Totally insane BOLLOCKS !!!!!
A 0.1uF ceramic has an impedance of 16 ohms at 100KHz - while a
typical 100uF electro has an impedance of 0.16 ohms at 100kHz. That is 100
times less !!! Imbecile"
** 100 times less is just what it is !!!
0.1 into 100 is 100? Is that Aussie math?
** My god - you are one
FUCKING RETARDED CUNT !!!
16 divided by 0.16 = 100 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Get CANCER and DIE you vile scumbag.
..... Phil
It's a LAG 120B and your right it's highest resolution is 1 Mhz."Meat Plow is a Lying Stupid Cunt "
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Which model is it??
Post a link to it.
I found 6 different "Leader" audio gens on the net and all go out to at
least 100kHz.
..... Phil
My Leader LFG-1300S goes to 2MHz. My broken Wavetek Model 120 alsoOn Tue, 25 Jan 2011 14:58:37 +1100, Phil Allison wrote:
Set the audio gen to about 100kHz
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz. What 'audio generator' does?
Thanks and ESR solution archived. And I can't believe I didn't remember"Meat Plow"
Phil Allison wrote:
My Leader audio generator doesn't do 100kHz.
** Which model is it??
Post a link to it.
I found 6 different "Leader" audio gens on the net and all go out to
at least 100kHz.
It's a LAG 120B and your right it's highest resolution is 1 Mhz.
Sorry. Never used it that high with amplifiers.
** Apology accepted.
( I can hardly believe I am posting that .... )
One reason for having 100kHz or more available on an "Audio Generator"
is to enable the testing of audio filters that may have turn over
frequencies at say 22 kHz. To find the roll of slope, one needs to
check the response for several octaves above that frequency.
Another use is in testing the response of audio transformers - ie
line, mic or valve output. These often exhibit severe ringing at
frequencies between 25 kHz and 150kHz. This can often be eliminated
with a suitable RC damping network.
Audio gens also need to go down to 1 or 2 Hz as well - so one can check
any sub sonic filters included in amplifiers and other devices OR to
force DC and anti-thump protection relays in power amps to cycle to
verify their operation.
Many other good reasons exist too.
.... Phil