(red & white) DCC booster output. The “daisy chain” feature of the
PSx modules makes wiring simple.
Note: white is the common color here and will be wired to the
same rail in normal running (outside). The white input is con-
nected to the side of the PSx modules that are not interrupted.
That is the trace that goes from the input to the output without
interruption. Note, too: the wires are slightly twisted -- the small
amount of capacitance created this way helps reduce interference
to the DCC signal.
I hope you feel more confident in designing your layout and
installing auto-reversers after this short introduction. Please
join us in the discussion that comes out of these columns. Folks
always seem to have additional ideas to share. Just click on the
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umn. While you are there, I encourage you to rate the column.
“Awesome” is always appreciated. Thanks.
Until next month, I wish you green boards in all your endeavors.
There will be no
Mr. DCC’s Workbench
segment this month. This
entire column would qualify.
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