How does a Linear or switching Regulator chip filter out ripple?
The ripple percentage is filtered out even more when it passes through a regulator chip. I don't see any filtering components inside a regulator chip to filter out ripple.
The error amplifier using the reference voltage is going to do all it can to keep any variations in the output voltage to a minimum
it will compensate for variations in voltage on the input. And that is all ripple is ... a slight variation in the DC voltage
Yes the error amplifier is a comparator , it compares the reference voltage with the output voltage. If there is an difference it will adjust the series pass transistor.
So it's not filtering out the ripple, it's leveling out the variations to keep it steady
Some power supplies are low impedance and other power supplies are high impedance. What is the difference between them and when do you use a low impedance power and when do you use a high impedance power supply?
Each power supplies technology has different line or load regulation methods.
When I turn down the AC line voltage under 90VAC until the power supply turns off. The cutting off voltage is between 80vac to 90vac. I'm not sure what sets the cutting off voltage in a power supply.