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They can be, and they are in certain linear PSUs. Linear PSUs generally make ripply DC with linear power transformer -> rectifier and then use active linear ana
by hatsunearu 10y ago
They can be, and they are in certain linear PSUs. Linear PSUs generally make ripply DC with linear power transformer -> rectifier and then use active linear analog circuits to get clean DC power. Has very low efficiency but exceedingly low noise.
For most consumer things, you use a classic switch mode power supply design. You bridge rectify mains directly, and you switch that really fast to get the DC you need, and you filter it a lot.