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    The document compares the load effects on the output voltage of a switched-mode power supply (SMPS) and a linear power supply (PS). As the load resistance increases from 10-1000 ohms, the output voltage of the SMPS remains steady between 36.5-36.9 volts while the output voltage of the linear PS increases from 250-400 volts. Both power supplies experience a decrease in voltage ripple and peak-to-peak voltage as the load resistance increases, with the linear PS exhibiting higher ripple values than the SMPS at maximum and minimum load resistance.

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    The document compares the load effects on the output voltage of a switched-mode power supply (SMPS) and a linear power supply (PS). As the load resistance increases from 10-1000 ohms, the output voltage of the SMPS remains steady between 36.5-36.9 volts while the output voltage of the linear PS increases from 250-400 volts. Both power supplies experience a decrease in voltage ripple and peak-to-peak voltage as the load resistance increases, with the linear PS exhibiting higher ripple values than the SMPS at maximum and minimum load resistance.

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    The document compares the load effects on the output voltage of a switched-mode power supply (SMPS) and a linear power supply (PS). As the load resistance increases from 10-1000 ohms, the output voltage of the SMPS remains steady between 36.5-36.9 volts while the output voltage of the linear PS increases from 250-400 volts. Both power supplies experience a decrease in voltage ripple and peak-to-peak voltage as the load resistance increases, with the linear PS exhibiting higher ripple values than the SMPS at maximum and minimum load resistance.

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    Load R , Max.

    Load effect on the output voltage- SMPS


    37 36.9 36.8 36.7 36.6 Dc (V) 36.5 36.4 36.3 36.2 36.1 36 35.9 10 100 Load (Ohm) 0 1000 200
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    V ripple

    V ripple RMS mV
    Vr p_p (mV)

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    At Max. Load R, Min. Ripple RMS


    Linear PS The input voltage is the same(380 Ac) Load resistance is the same (10-900) The output voltage increased with the increment of the load (from10-900) measured(v) Decreased with the increment of the load resistance Decreased with the increment of the load resistance SMPS

    Load effect on the output voltage-linear ps


    400 350 300 250 Dc (V)
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    400 350 300 250

    200 150 100 50 0 10 100 Load (Ohm)

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    Power supply Input voltage Load resistance Output DC(V) Vripple RMS Vripple p_p value Linear PS

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