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September 6, 2014 at 8:30 am #16320
odlambdaGuestHello to all!!!!
I have a problem with a control triac.I have a sch control triac light dimmer to get 9/12 VCA, but the circuit need lamp(charge).If you keep the charge(lamp) the dimmer out 230VCA and be dangerous.Well the original circuit are:
I simulate the nex circuit:
Its posible get 9/12VCA to send bridge diode rectifier?.Data:VCA IN : 230V 50HzVCA OUT: I am search 9/12V to send bridge diode rectifier.Very similiar to test:
Thanks!!!!October 11, 2014 at 1:38 pm #16465
Dirac842GuestHi odlambda ,
The EDN article doesn’t refer to the dimmer. It’s a very good solution to “decouple” an AC source from a discharged bulk capacitor immediately after the AC main is turned on. If the capacitor is completely discharged, its voltage drop is zero and the main voltage is applied to the resistances of the diodes in conduction. It’s like when a voltage Vs is applied to a capacitor through a small resistor. The current request initially is very high, and it may damage the device. The first picture shows a classical diac-triac dimmer circuit, with a L-C filter for the RF interference.
Note that here the C1 capacitor isn’t used to store energy but as filter: It’s a nF capacitor. About your circuit, I’m a bit confused. It is not clear where is the ground reference, a triac terminal is indirectly connected to the circuit through the digital oscilloscope, there’s a second source. Explains better what you want to do.October 16, 2014 at 2:22 pm #16466 -
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