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Jun 27 at 1:25 history edited Hazardous Voltage CC BY-SA 4.0
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Jun 24 at 6:11 comment added liaifat85 You can add a snubber circuit across the relay to remove voltage spikes.
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Jun 23 at 23:22 answer added Spehro 'speff' Pefhany timeline score: 1
Jun 23 at 23:13 comment added Fabio Barone @HazardousVoltage May I suggest editing your OP (question) to include all the new information required. Cheers.
Jun 23 at 23:11 answer added Fabio Barone timeline score: 0
Jun 23 at 23:11 comment added Hazardous Voltage @FabioBarone A1: 27 Volts coming from the zener diode. A2: to a zener diode of 4.7 V, it is used for measuring the under voltage. A3: The datasheet: semiconductors.es/semiconductors.php?id=720559 A4: D2:lcsc.com/datasheet/… D1:lcsc.com/datasheet/…
Jun 23 at 23:07 comment added Hazardous Voltage @RussellH here is a link for the relay: semiconductors.es/semiconductors.php?id=720559
Jun 23 at 23:06 comment added Hazardous Voltage @periblepsis I think R7 and R11 do this job they make a schmitt trigger here
Jun 23 at 23:03 comment added user319836 My first thought is the relay is too much for the LM324. Need a datasheet for the relay.
Jun 23 at 22:59 comment added Fabio Barone Q1: What is the supply voltage for the op-amps? Q2: What are the inputs of U1:2 connected to? Q3: For RL1, what is the coil drive requirements (voltage & current)- datasheet please? Q4: For D1 & D2: links to datasheets please. Cheers.
Jun 23 at 22:58 comment added periblepsis Did you design in some hysteresis? (I'm not looking yet. Just asking as it is the first thing that comes to mind when you talk about levels and chattering.)
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