How does this work in practice... do compliant capacitors have to be designed to 'leak' stored charge across an internal resistor or something like that?
[edit] Ah I see this is called a bleed resistor, never mind
They usually just have a normal resistor in parallel with the capacitor. In my experience it's also kind of nice to have minimal load at the output, which makes it a bit easier for the voltage controller.
[edit] Ah I see this is called a bleed resistor, never mind