I notice that most digital boards seem to use on board regulator circuits. Is there a special reason for this other than the obvious (creating a reference from a higher voltage)?
If my board has access to a regulated source of the correct voltage, is that sufficient?
I will have a 100uf cap in parallel to provide a low inductance source of charge.
I am designing for the low MHz if it matters.
If my board has access to a regulated source of the correct voltage, is that sufficient?
I will have a 100uf cap in parallel to provide a low inductance source of charge.
I am designing for the low MHz if it matters.
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