[Johnson] Why are equalizing resistors used across filter capacitors in h.v. power supplies?

C Eus catman351 at yahoo.com
Wed Dec 15 12:21:20 EST 2004


Because you don't want to have voltage build up more
on one cap than the other causing an explosion. The
eq. resistors equalizes the voltage across the caps
immediately. Cal. 
--- Sherrill Watkins
<Sherrill.Watkins at dgs.virginia.gov> wrote:

> Gentlemen: Question; why are voltage equalizing
> resistors installed across
> the filter capacitors in high voltage power
> supplies?? This seems unnessary
> when the power supply has a bleeder resistor? What
> is the purpose of the
> equalizing resistor?? Thank you for your comments.-
> Sherrill W. k4own. 
> 
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