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Ground shorting for power supplies

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I am using two power supplys from one i am taking +5v and another i am using +24v with its respective ground

Can anyone suggest that what should be done for ground ?
1) i have to short it or not.
2) If yes where should i short them.
3) or it goes back to its power supplies
 

Re: GROUND SHORTING

Before I try answering your question, what is the reason for shorting both the power supplies??? I have heard about shorting the grounds.

I guess you are trying to short the grounds of +5V and +24V together, then the best place for your to short them is at the power supply entry point. Short by means of a ferrite or find out whats the resonant frequency and short the planes together with a capacitor whose frequency of operation matches the resonant frequency.
 

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