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Sorry, i didn't mean to seem rude...
but i am not an expert, i know little about this circuit but need to reproduce as specified and so seeking expert help
Let me just summarize quickly what i am trying to do, i guess i wasn't clear enough earlier.
This circuit diagram is part of something, i just need to reproduce this to analyse data.
It is very important for me to stick to the circuit and not change any components.
Essentially this is an...
no, in the bottom part of the circuit i actually need the 60Hz output , its a power transformer which i think is being used to eliminate spikes or surges in current.
Thanks will keep all of this in mind !
(refer circuit above)
one more question, there is this 60Hz port, from a power transformer (TX3), any idea of what secifications this may be, as far as i know i would need this only to eliminate any sudden surge in voltage
they only seem to specify Rprim...
as far as the notch filter is concerned, its just capacitors & resitors ? so what would be the ideal material to build on ? -
So far i got suggestions that i should enclose it, but i really want to know if any off the shelf products are available ?
I need to filter 60 Hz just to enhance my...
Here is the deal guys, i need to filter the AC frequency so that i can increase the dynamic range of sampled data... esentially this notch filter goes before a band pass filter which is like a power interface circuit and then connected to a oscilloscope to sample
But no body seeems to answer my...
Hey guys, sorry not an electronics guy so please help
I am building a 60 hz notch filter and have the components for that, but i am not sure on what i can build the circuit ?
This will be connected directly to the mains( residential ac power outlet).
I assume i cannot use breadboards to...
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