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    Question about triggering cd14538

    At the time of breadboarding, just connecting a cable to +V to the XOR input (CD4030). Eventually, it'll be a switch (push button). Martín
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    Question about triggering cd14538

    I didn't see any noise in the scope. Just the usual. Also, the trigger signal is DC. I'm not switching at any frequency. Just opening and closing from a XOR gate's output.
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    Question about triggering cd14538

    Hi all. I've been doing some tests with a circuit based around a cd14538. In the datasheet it says it can be triggered by either positive going edge or negative going edge. In this situation I need it to be trigered by the second option (negative). During breadboarding I noticed that the IC...
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    Switching inductive load

    Hi all. Thanks very much for your input. SunnySkyguy: no twisted pair needed. The flip-flop, mosfets, everything except the contactor is on the PCB. KlausST, I´d like to use a smart switch too, but I was asked to use generic parts. The fact of being more discrete is intentional. Regarding the...
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    Switching inductive load

    Yes. It's a few meters away and it's hardwired. Besides, I'm not allowed to change the wire configuration. So no, I only have one terminal to control the relay. The other side is put to ground. Martin.
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    Switching inductive load

    Hi all. I have a question. I have to switch a contactor/relay. It has to remain open for fifty secs every two minutes or so. The coil resistance is 58 ohm and it takes 0.50 amps aprox (36Vdc) , and is connected to ground. Some people suggested using relays, but I wanted to do it all solid state...
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    Voltage level conditioning

    Thanks for your reply Frank. So basically a voltage divider will do? Maybe followed by a zener or a TVS diode? I'm concerned since 36 Vdc will be going into this cmos gate and I was thinking of some sort of protection. Martín
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    Voltage level conditioning

    Hello all. I have a question that someone might be able to help me with. I'm designing a device whose input will be 36-0 Vdc (on and off). That will go into a NAND gate (4093). The thing is that the gate accepts 15 Vdc tops at its input. Besides a simple voltage divider, can anyone think of...
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    SPWM Inverter - IR2110 and IGBT high side problem

    FvM, first of all, I´d like to thank you for your time. The AC sine wave at the output seems pretty much ok, although there's a small (very small) distortion approaching the the 0V crossing point. I've been doing some measurements and tweaking the circuit a little with no results so far. I've...
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    SPWM Inverter - IR2110 and IGBT high side problem

    FvM, thanks very much for your reply. The pictures I posted were just figurative of the type of distortion I'm getting at the gates of the IGBTs placed on the high side. I don't have at home a power supply capable of reaching 40Vdc, and since the H bridge starts working at 15Vdc, i thought it...
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    SPWM Inverter - IR2110 and IGBT high side problem

    Hello guys. This is my first post here, though I've been going trough the forum for rather some time. I´m designing an inverter based around a dsPIC33FJ128MC802 and two IR2110 in a full bridge configuration driving four IRGP4063D IGBTs. The PWM signal is switching at 20khz and the DC Bus voltage...

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