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[SOLVED] how to suppress transient voltage

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Hello,

I think you will use the diode in the output line. There it will not help you, only to protect your circuit against a reverse voltage from your load.

Transient voltages will occur at the input. Here the following circuit will stop it.

Netzentstörfilter.JPG

The varistors will cut overvoltages from Line and the LC - filter stops the transients from the SMPS.

If you want to smooth the ripple at the output, use CLC - filters.

Regards

Rainer
 
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