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...let me make sure I have the correct model.  I need a bipolar (+/-)15vdc supply that have a load of <100mA. I assume the LCBPS along with one 30VA (15v) transformer is all I need. Also, I assume for this application, spending more for the robust Placid HD bipolar supply would be overkill or would there be any advantage? I plan to use this for a preamp. Thanks for the help, Henry
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The LCBPS should work well. For that load you wouldnt need anything close to 30VA transformer though. The main benefit by choosing a Placid is the lower noise it provides since it is shunt regulated. But the LCBPS is very good and will probably be a safer/easier choise. Edited by user Saturday, November 26, 2011 12:24:16 PM(UTC)
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steinholien,
Thanks for the advice, I'll get the LCBPS and the smaller transformer.
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