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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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Dimming light idea
This should turn the triac on and off with a duty cycle of 60%
Triacs turn off when their main current falls below a threshold. In other words, you can turn on a triac from a control pin but, you ca …
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Circuit that outputs signal A when AC sine is positive and signal B when AC sine is negative
Op-amp precision rectifiers are the likely turn-to solution. Here's an example circuit: -
When the input is positive, the op-amp is prevented from creating an inverted (negative) output by D1 but, wh …
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Why this ZCD not working?
When the input goes negative you are exceeding the input common-mode voltage range (as specified in the data sheet) and strange things will happen: -
In other words, your input is going below 0 volts …
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Does a signal that doesn't change polarity charge a capacitor?
Secretly I hope the capacitor does not effect the UART signal, because
adding a circuit for zerocrossing adds (logically) more components to
the PCB.
Well, your secret is out now and be prepared for …
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Zero current switching SMPS with common emitter or source
If you have an SMPS that stores energy in an inductor and then releases that energy (per cycle) to an output capacitor then you must "switch" when the inductor current is non-zero because if the curre …
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Switching Relay at Zero_Cross Point
While randomly switching it without zero-cross my controller gets
restart
That's a susceptibility weakness of your controller.
To avoid this I'm switching relays at the zero-cross point
Sounds lik …
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Zero crossing circuit
You have ground connections on both sides of the opto-isolator and this is significantly problematic for isolation reasons AND will cause half wave rectification of the signal and lead to your output …
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Tachometer IC that does not require zero-crossings?
I realize this circuit requires a VR pickup sensor, and so the
LM2907/LM2917 must rely on triggering off of zero-crossings.
The data sheet tells you that a zero cross does not trigger anything: -
Y …
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Zero cross detector output
the timing characteristics are very far from the actual
zero-crossing
It looks pretty close to me - see the red lines I've added. In other words the middle of the peak of the yellow waveform …
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Would I need a zero-crossing SSR for a reflow oven controller?
The design/guide is for using the oven AND a fan controlled from seperate zero-crossing SSRs. The oven is just a resistive heating element and could be controlled from a non-zero-crossing switch but i …
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Why 2 zero-crossing detection circuits in heater?
What could be the reason for having those 2 separate circuits?
The opto U1 produces a square wave output in phase with the incoming AC and is probably used as a zero crossing detector by the MCU. …
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Zero Crossing Detection of ~ 400 kHz Signal with MCU
If you are dealing with an analogue signal and trying to convert it to a suitable square wave for frequency measuring you have to consider the effects of noise and implement some form of hysteresis so …
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how to construct zero cross detecting circuit for line current?
To measure current, use a CT (current transformer) - this converts the current taken by a load or appliance into an isolated and manageable signal voltage that is proportional to load current but, bew …
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Will a low-pass filter make zero-crossing detection less precise?
Will a low-pass filter make zero-crossing detection less precise?
I assume you are comparing one signal against another and that all signals are processed using the same hardware. In other words, …
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ZCD with LM358 not working
The LM358 is powered from 5 volts and you are forcing an input signal from the bridge that is rectifying a 12 V AC voltage. This usually means the LM358 will never work again.
The operational input r …