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| - | The outlets being in parallel each electrophoresis unit will be supplied with exactly the same voltage. However, current and power may differ due to differences between them even when the same model, gel, buffers, etc... are used. Therefore, it is recommended to run several electrophoresis units only in the constant Voltage mode on the same power supply. The sum of the currents of each tank may not exceed the maximum current of the power supply, the same for the sum of the required power. | + | The outlets being in parallel each electrophoresis unit will be supplied with exactly the same voltage. However, current and power may differ due to differences between them even when the same model, gel, buffers, etc... are used. Therefore, it is recommended to run several electrophoresis units only in the constant Voltage mode on the same power supply. |
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| + | The total current and power of the power supply will rise for each tank connected to it. The sum of the currents of each tank may not exceed the maximum current of the power supply, the same for the sum of the required power. | ||
ps_faq.txt · Last modified: 07/08/2018 14:43 by pieter
