Is my circuit OK?
I'm building a circuit that uses two 5V inputs and one 24V input. I drew a schematic that I think will work but I want to make sure it does before building it. Can somebody tell me if I'll really get 5V and 24V?
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Hang on....I'm getting something.....
Nope, its gone.
What are you talking about ?
Nope, its gone.
What are you talking about ?
Nov 12, 2011. 2:08 PMastroboy907
says:
I think he is trying to build this, if it would help any... :)
Nov 16, 2011. 6:48 AMyonch (author)
says:
Thank you so much! I would select it as a best answer but since it's a comment I can't........ thanks again.
You select the person for best answer not necessarily the best utterance in a thread.
Simple sine wave math.
The 18VAC is the RMS voltage.
Peak voltage is 1.414 times the RMS = 25.4 VDC
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The 18VAC is the RMS voltage.
Peak voltage is 1.414 times the RMS = 25.4 VDC
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Nov 12, 2011. 1:18 PMyonch (author)
says:
I want to convert 220 VAC to 24 and 5 VDC I'm not sure that the circuit that I added would really give that' so that is what I'm asking
Nov 13, 2011. 7:29 AMyonch (author)
says:
http://macoprojects.blogspot.com/2010/09/home-made-soldering-station.html
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down converting looping, straight segments, zigzag and more
sophisticate representations that you want our opinion of because
it is null right now. Examples are provided for your edification of what
was asked. . . . . A
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