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3rd February 2004, 11:06 AM
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Isolating Bridge Rectifier Ground for Zen v4
In Fig. 6 of the Zen v4. Can I get away with using a 100V 25A bridge rectifier instead of the 200V 35A shown in the schematic? I'm specifically referring to the bridge rectifier used to isolate different grounds and not the AC -> DC rectified bridge.
Something tells me that it would not be safe to use 100V or less bridge as to say, the possibility that a mains 117/234VAC lead could short the chassis? BQ
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3rd February 2004, 05:45 PM
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I'm sure you can. The current is the important thing, the
voltage can be 10 V if you like. |
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