I made this topic in RcModelReviews for ErSky9x,
it's always good to make more sales & get more people to join.
http://rcmodelreviews.com/forum/viewtop ... 431#p12431
Here's a question that Bruce Simpson asked me.
Looks cool -- how come you stuck with a linear regulator instead of a switched-mode one?
Is it a low-dropout reg -- so that a 2S LiFePO4 battery can be used -- that'd be really nice.
Makes sense to me cuz i run my 9x on the 2s li-on modification
since i am scared of over voltage.
Why a linear regulator?
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Why a linear regulator?
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
noise
cost
space
I've seen the switched one on a board already, it may been a cost saving idea at the moment.
Nice picture on that link.![Mr. Green :mrgreen:](./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
cost
space
I've seen the switched one on a board already, it may been a cost saving idea at the moment.
Nice picture on that link.
![Mr. Green :mrgreen:](./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
Yeah , that makes sens & McDonald's poutine is balls salty.lolcre8tiveleo wrote:noise
cost
space
I've seen the switched one on a board already, it may been a cost saving idea at the moment.
Nice picture on that link.
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
Yes, it is uses Low dropout 3.3V Linear regulator.
There was no room for a switching regulator , unless I went to module type ...
These cost between $5 and $15 each and still there was no drop in part available.
Also because of noise , you would need to use a 5V switching regulator , and feed it to the 3.3V linear regulator.
-Brent
There was no room for a switching regulator , unless I went to module type ...
These cost between $5 and $15 each and still there was no drop in part available.
Also because of noise , you would need to use a 5V switching regulator , and feed it to the 3.3V linear regulator.
-Brent
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
... I've tried niether... balls or Mc Donalds Poutine... so I wouldn't know...
See... I got something right too!! All of the above. Cost, noise and space.
![Mr. Green :mrgreen:](./images/smilies/icon_mrgreen.gif)
See... I got something right too!! All of the above. Cost, noise and space.
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
cre8tiveleo wrote:... I've tried niether... balls or Mc Donalds Poutine... so I wouldn't know...![]()
See... I got something right too!! All of the above. Cost, noise and space.
Don't take it bad my Ontarian m8, i'll send U cheese for poutine (this time it won't
come from my shorts). lol
And yes U have good technical knowledge
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Thank You
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
ewwww.. short cheese... better than toe jam!
no worries mon ami, next time I'm up your way we'll have to fly , ahhh.. I'm waiting for my batteries.. guess where they are stuck in? Montreal... ack.
no worries mon ami, next time I'm up your way we'll have to fly , ahhh.. I'm waiting for my batteries.. guess where they are stuck in? Montreal... ack.
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
it's freaking raining today
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Re: Why a linear regulator?
Why was there a link to the smartie parts board in that post? I think some people were getting confused as to what ersky9x is and where to get it.
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