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| ====Why are my output values different from those of a similar experiment? | ====Why are my output values different from those of a similar experiment? | ||
| - | Either your programmed parameters are not equal to those described or the resistance of your electrophoresis unit is different (see above). It cannot be due to e.g. an other model of power supply as the relations between Voltage, Current, Power and Resistance are monitored in the same way by any instrument (the electrical laws cannot be disregarded!). | + | Either your programmed parameters are not equal to those described or the resistance of your electrophoresis unit is different (see above). |
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| + | It cannot be due to e.g. an other model of power supply as the relations between Voltage, Current, Power and Resistance are monitored in the same way by any instrument (the electrical laws cannot be disregarded!). | ||
| ====What about connecting more than one unit to the same power supply?==== | ====What about connecting more than one unit to the same power supply?==== | ||
ps_faq.txt · Last modified: 07/08/2018 14:43 by pieter
