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Need temporary power supply for laptop
It seems I mailed home the powersupply cord and transformer for my IBM
ThinkPad 600E, instead of putting it in my suitcase. So I need something to use until the package I mailed comes. It says 15.5 to 17 volts DC, 56 watts, and I have a whole bunch of possible adaptors to use, but if I have to make one from a transformer and diodes, how much ripple filtering would I likely have to do to simulate the original power supply. None at all? So many microfarads worth before and so many after the diodes? I have a 40 year-old EICO kit scope that I've never fully understood how to use -- I bought it used and assembled -- but this might be the push I need to finally learn how to use it for something more than the most basic use. I also have loads of diodes and an assortment of capacitors of all sizes, plus I can buy more if I need to. But since this is only for a few weeks, until the box comes in the mail, and I'm not going to be going anywhere with it, I don't want to go to more trouble than necessary. Thanks. If you are inclined to email me for some reason, remove NOPSAM :-) |
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