04-16-2015, 04:11 PM
Codefox
Yes you could put electrolytics back to back, does not matter what is in the middle, but then you have to bias it so if say plusses are in the middle, they are always above the minuses.
This usually is accomplished through a resistor connecting the middle to the respective porential, like B+, if the plusses are together, and the minusses should be pulled down to the GND potential.
Yes you could put electrolytics back to back, does not matter what is in the middle, but then you have to bias it so if say plusses are in the middle, they are always above the minuses.
This usually is accomplished through a resistor connecting the middle to the respective porential, like B+, if the plusses are together, and the minusses should be pulled down to the GND potential.
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