Re: CEC Capacitors
Yes you amplify the voltage and the currant. More voltage means more currant.
Keep in mind now, I'm generalizing from what I was taught more than 40 years ago, I might make a mistake and mispeak here and there. I haven't used any of this over the years. I've worked systems not board level stuff.
When I was in the military going to school in Memphis, they told me I picked it up quicker than anybody they had ever seen. I told them I had already had it in High School, I took Electronics class for three years. The first year was tube theory, the second year they transitioned the whole class to transistors and dropped tubes.
I hope Mockingbird isn't upset that we've hijacked his thread like this.
Yes you amplify the voltage and the currant. More voltage means more currant.
Keep in mind now, I'm generalizing from what I was taught more than 40 years ago, I might make a mistake and mispeak here and there. I haven't used any of this over the years. I've worked systems not board level stuff.
When I was in the military going to school in Memphis, they told me I picked it up quicker than anybody they had ever seen. I told them I had already had it in High School, I took Electronics class for three years. The first year was tube theory, the second year they transitioned the whole class to transistors and dropped tubes.
I hope Mockingbird isn't upset that we've hijacked his thread like this.
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