ArtemisGoldfish
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The title is sort of vague, so I'll specify: Will a wall wart still produce a stable, usable voltage if it's plugged into a variable AC transformer? I've noticed that if I put 60VAC into the wart, it outputs half of it's rated voltage output. Is this power source still relatively clean?
And another question, if anyone can help me with this one: What is a practical purpose of using a Buffer chip? Is it merely useful as a replacement to a row of diodes in certain computer applications? (A ZX81 I assembled used a row of diodes in series with the keyboard connection.)
Thanks muchly, everyone!
And another question, if anyone can help me with this one: What is a practical purpose of using a Buffer chip? Is it merely useful as a replacement to a row of diodes in certain computer applications? (A ZX81 I assembled used a row of diodes in series with the keyboard connection.)
Thanks muchly, everyone!