On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 17:14:51 +1000, "Phil Allison"
wrote:


"UCLAN" = the Original Monkey's Uncle.

Phil Allison wrote:

Please do not confuse Power Factor Correction (PFC) with power supply
efficiency. They are two separate items.

** OK so far.

Gee, thanks. [Red flag warning!!!]

PFC can be either active or passive,

** Hmmmm...

Careful, a hint of ignorance is showing.

but usually alters the highly capacitive input of SMPSs.

** TOTAL ******** !!!

They are not capacitive, there is no phase angle.

And it's finally out. He's a total loon.


** This arrogant IMBECILE is about to get a lesson !!!



Maybe, but you are still a total loon (!!!)



Since the cap(s) draw their maximum
current when at lowest charge (zero cross-over point),


** 100% ****ING WRONG !!!!!!!!!!!

When one uses this many apostrophies, it is customary to ask
Vanna for a vowel and pay for each. You have not done so,
and so it is detracting from your attempted point.




The caps can only draw charging current when the AC supply voltage is
greater than the voltage already on the cap - so ( aside from the very
first cycle ) they charge at AC voltage peaks ONLY !!!!!!!!

Ok !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!



Time for you to go play with the demented Orang-utans

Wait, are you saying we now have a petting zoo?

cool!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!

Which cage are you in, I will stop by and throw you a
peanut. And some lithium.