Fuses
Keep it up MC ... you are doing our job for us... https://youtu.be/uN4Di8DEPf8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uN4Di8DEPf8 |
“ Ordinary fuses are designed only to fail, no effort whatsoever goes into trying to get the most linear response possible at all points up to failure. Reasonable then to expect ordinary fuses to get hot a lot, and change resistance a lot, even well before failure.“ As you have decided to use a hint of sciencey speak where are your measurements published that record this improved linear frequency response for the QSA fuses that you are endlessly promoting ? I cannot find any measured test results of this sort published on the QSA or Synergistic research web pages for their products. where are your measurements published that record the relative temperature response under load to back up your assertion that QSA fuses respond differently in this regard to a standard Bussmann fuse ? |
@georgehifi “ By-passing powersupply or voltage rail caps is a good idea, but it’s not a good idea to bypass caps that are in the signal path as they will have different time constants, and smear at frequencies where they are both doing work. Alway use the best quality "single cap" in the signal path.” If economical or physically practicable ^^^^ This ^^^^^ Is quite correct |
