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    Ground interlock, switching system only if grounded

    Hi all, Please give some idea for an interlock where the system can only be switched ON if it is properly grounded. The system is portable and a contractor is used to switch the system ON and OFF. Thanks
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    Isolation Transformers

    A good isolation transformer will isolate the noise from the supply, you need to reduce the capacitance between primary winding to shield / ground similar to the principle for using 100nf capacitor in the supply lines. This will ground the noise.
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Hi all, Can reducing the microcontroller's clock make the ADC reading more stable? Thanks.
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Yes its DC
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Yes you can use this circuit on the output of current transformer with burden resistor, I have used it upto 2 V
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    I used 1uF Tantal capacitor and it worked Thanks once again. Do I need to use a Tantal capacitor as C2 in the attached image of Precision Rectifier?
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Many thanks for such fast reply, will try it and come back soon.
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Hi all, One of the two volts reading is fluctuating too much, I am using 16F877A for measuring AC volts. I have used step down transformer 400 : 5 V and a10k preset to further reduce to 2 V, which is fed to precision rectifier using 2 lm301, this reading is fluctuating while in other I have...
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Many thanks iukhan, this works like charm.
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Many Thanks lijoppans, I will try to implement in my code. Hi iukhan, My Code is as below:
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    VOLTMETER with PIC 16F877A

    Hi All, This is my first post, I am new to micro controllers, have made a multi channel voltmeter using 16F877A and microcosm pro. I would like to eliminate leading zeros, i.e. my vm is 0 to 400 V, when measuring 50 V the display must be 50.0 instead of 0500.0. Can I get any suggestion .

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