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On 27 Mar 2006 17:54:14 -0800, "Chris" <cfoley1064@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>In a DC-to-DC converter, you should be looking for one that's rated as
>isolated. The spec sheet shows the isolation between input and output
>power. Even the minimal 500V isolation rating provided by the least
>expensive isolated DC-to-DC converter is more than enough.
Thanks, Chris.
At least I can solve my provlem for $15.95 plus delivery.
I tested the DC adapter part of my Sima SUP-2 "universal power
adapter" and found that the input ground and output ground are shorted
-- suggesting that it uses DC regulators. No good.
I have a noname DC-DC converter used to power DVD players on
airplanes. The input ground and ouput ground measure as completely
open. How can I test it to see if there is enough isolation?
Ken C
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