Re: Power supplies and reliability
Eben King <[email protected]>
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On 6/3/26 10:36, Stefan Monnier wrote: >> They are also going to be polled, and will return the voltage they find >> at polling time. What they won't tell you is what various ripple >> voltages are, both the initial rectified mains at 100/120Hz and the >> residual switching frequencies of the various step-down regulators. > > Yeah, I think we'd need a kind of sensor that doesn't give just the > current voltage but gives a bracket of the lowest & highest voltage seen > since the last measurement, or one that can trigger an interrupt if the > voltage ever goes outside of a given range. I want something that does a Fourier transform of the voltage data so I can see if there's ripple at any particular frequency. A live waterfall plot would be wonderful.