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I have a DC-DC flyback, which has a 47uF, 450V bypass capacitor at the input. What would happen if I connect a 220 V AC supply at the input instead of DC? Will the bypass capacitor blow off? Or, or will I see some other effects on the flyback board?
I have a DC-DC flyback, which has a 47uF, 450V bypass capacitor at the input. What would happen if I connect a 220 V AC supply at the input instead of DC? Will the bypass capacitor blow off? Or will I see some other effects on the flyback board?
I have a DC-DC flyback which has a 47uF, 450V bypass capacitor at the input. What would happen if I connect a 220 V AC supply at the input instead of DC? Will the bypass capacitor blow off, or will I see some other effects on the flyback board?
What would happen if I connect a AC input to a DC-DC flyback converter without any rectifier?
I have a DC-DC flyback, which has a 47uF, 450V bypass capacitor at the input. What would happen if I connect a 220 V AC supply at the input instead of DC? Will the bypass capacitor blow off? Or will I see some other effects on the flyback board?
