Talk:Linear regulator
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[edit] Vendor Reference
I keep trying to add something but it keeps getting reverted. I would like to discuss this, because I do not believe it to be "spam" yet everyone who reverts it keeps marking it as such. I am opening this to the general community.
I firmly believe that mentioning the number 1 supplier worldwide with a link (I will be happy to provide a resource) is not spam. Voltage regulators are not merely theoretical objects, they exist and are sold on a daily basis. As such, a link to a suppliers webpage is relevant as a reference to what regulators are available at present. It also gives an idea of what parameters are important and what average parameter values might be (by looking at the datasheet). Spam is when a user tries to put something on a page as vandalism or advertisement. Wikipedia is an information source, and providing information about reality is not spam! I will not revert unless I get support, but I do believe that this is realistic.--Lagrangian 17:57, 8 October 2007 (UTC)
This page overlaps very substantially with "Voltage Stabilizer".194.81.223.66 (talk) 10:56, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
Also I agree with Lagrangian that a link to a supplier is a good thing.194.81.223.66 (talk) 10:57, 2 June 2008 (UTC)
