remote load regulation at one point and so is not really suited when one power supply
module feeds several loads at different points.
7.2.12Ripple and noise
Ripple is the component of the ac supply frequency (or more often its second harmonic)
which is present on the output voltage; noise is all other ac contamination on the output.
In a linear power supply, ripple is the predominant factor and is given by the ac across
the reservoir capacitor reduced by the ripple rejection (typically 70−80dB) of the
regulator circuit. A figure of less than 1mV RMS should be easy to obtain. HF noise is
filtered by the reservoir and output capacitors ...
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