Hi John,

        I was speaking about noise on the Output side, which is I think the 
reason why I can ear the HVPS of the circuit "singing", I don't really need 
switchable output voltage, I have selected this one because I can easily reuse 
it for another project in case it's to noisy :)

        I'll have a look for the lowest Ripple one,

Thank you,

Julien


* John Rehwinkel <[email protected]> wrote:

> > It's almost done (hope I can share picture soon) ; the only issue is
> > coming from the wall wart I use which is a first price product and is
> > very noisy.
> > 
> > Is there any certification or specification  to ensure the product is
> > low noise ? I need a regulated 6V @2A (mainly because of the wifi
> > interface).
> 
> Do you mean low noise on the mains side?  If so, you'd probably look for 
> EN55022/EN55024 compliance and possibly EN61000 (Europe) and/or FCC Part 15 
> (USA). All of these contain several subsections and classes addressing 
> various types and amounts of noise.  There are also VCCI and CE noise specs.
> 
> Or do you mean low noise on the output (6V DC) side?  Then look for specs 
> like max ripple and transient response.
> 
> I suspect you're looking for something like this:
> 
> http://www.volgen.com/datasheet/10WattSeries.pdf
> 
> http://products.cui.com/CUI_EPSA060200U_Datasheet.pdf?fileID=3090
> 
> Or if you don't want wall mounted, you want worldwide mains noise specs, and 
> interchangeable cords for different styles of mains outlets, something like 
> this:
> 
> http://products.cui.com/CUI_ETSA060200U_Datasheet.pdf?fileID=5094
> 
> These are all cheaper than the one you linked to (I'm not sure what a "first 
> price product is"), but they don't have switchable output voltage (I don't 
> know if this is important for your application).
> 
> - John
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