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Zero-crossing refers to detecting the point at which a sine wave reaches the zero point of magnitude. In AC circuits it corresponds to the point at which no voltage is present so switching at that point reduces interference.
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Would this lazy zero cross detector work?
that's going to detect low voltage on the line, if that's close enough to what you need to know, then yes it would work.
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Automotive alternator: zero crossing detection (frequency)
using an op-amp as a comparitor often ends badly, some op-amps (not OPA340) can be damaged by this. and performance almost always suffers.
no you won't have 0V out the negative half cycle if you are …
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Zero Crossing Detector Circuit
Q1 and D5 act as a pair of anti-parallel diodes allowing current to flow both ways through C1
when C1 is charging the current flows through D1, when discharging through Q1s base to it emitter.
This d …
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Will a zero-crossing SSR activate with shorted load contacts?
That data sheets says it has an SCR output stage, an SCR cannot be started with 0V across it.
As for whether shorted output will trigger the zero crossing detector it's impossible to tell. maybe it wi …