distortion/ wavy lines I guess

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distortion/ wavy lines I guess

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I started using this in place of a 7805 in my snesp and began getting the wavy lines. just like with the dc-dc when used in the N64. Does anyone have any ideas. would an inductor help again?

http://www.dimensionengineering.com/DE-SW050.htm
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hook it up to an oscope to see how clean the output is. i would try putting a big filtering cap on the line
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did I miss something? what is "this"?
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timmeh87 wrote:did I miss something? what is "this"?
:P sorry I was talking about the wavy lines on the screen that were common when using a dc-dc in an N64p and the "this" is, well I forgot the link lemme get it real quick :oops:




edit: http://www.dimensionengineering.com/DE-SW050.htm
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