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14th January 2004, 08:25 AM
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diyAudio Member
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digitally detecting zero cross on 120v
i'm wondering what i can do to detect zero cross on a 120v line. i just need some sort of a pulse of some form (or inverse pulse) at the zero cross i can send off to a microcontroller.
i was thinking just a 4n25 with the AC wired to the LED, but for all my fiddling i feel no closer to success. hoping someone can point me towards a slightly better starting place. this is going to go to some of my control circuitry for this weird idea for a hybrid switching / big huge transformer power supply i'm twiddling with. Myren |
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