Meanwell rd-35b simple question
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Re: Meanwell rd-35b simple question
Sorry, I didn't see your post above the pic post. Based on that, your power supply is good. Someone else must have asked for the resistance. As I've stated previously, resistance is meaningless on a semiconductor circuit.
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Re: Meanwell rd-35b simple question
These are your word....
"With the power off and V1 disconnected, COM and V1 will show a high resistance (>1K ohm).
If you have low resistance (<1 ohm) between your disconnected V1 wire and COM you have a short in your wiring. If you have low resistance between COM and the V1 terminal when no wire is connected then you have a bad power supply."
I showed you I have low resistance between com and v1 with no wires connected... as you stated ..I have a bad power supply
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Re: Meanwell rd-35b simple question
I stated low resistance = <1ohm. You had 20+. You have a wiring problem, not a bad supply. You are welcome to swap your supply, but i think you'll have the same issues unless you fix your wiring.
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Re: Meanwell rd-35b simple question
I have a new psu arriving this coming week.
I will compare the two. If it is my wiring then I guess I'll have to post pictures of my wiring to see if anyone can spot the problem..
Thank you for your help.. I appreciate you!!
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