but it won't help with the current distribution problem. The PSU
who's output after the diode drop is the highest voltage will end
up sourcing all the current. Not what you really want.
-tony
Not quite, the forward volt drop of the diodes will even
out the current between the individual units. Even
shottky barrier diodes have a vf of >0.4v at the curents
that would be involved.
Lee.
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