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Serum · 04:39 AM

I missed the 'average' in the 10W part.

Since when is half on considered digital? if ON is close to 0 of internal resistance, and off is close to endless internal resistance, what is digital about that? The slewrate thing explains itself this way.
depending on the speed the signal is put on (and the speed of the transistor/fet) is one of the things that makes the controller more efficient.

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Serum RC-Monster Admin Offline Posts: 10,480 Join Date: Feb 2005	04.09.2007, 04:18 AM I missed the 'average' in the 10W part. Since when is half on considered digital? if ON is close to 0 of internal resistance, and off is close to endless internal resistance, what is digital about that? The slewrate thing explains itself this way. depending on the speed the signal is put on (and the speed of the transistor/fet) is one of the things that makes the controller more efficient. Last edited by Serum; 04.09.2007 at 04:39 AM.