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Hi All,
Can anyone help me in identifying this part ? It is a thermistor. On package it is written as 'V2GE'. But unable to locate the part or the proper part number.
Thanks.
If you compare 2 nos 50AH battery and 1 number 100AH battery always 2 numbers will have higher cost.
The cost of the control circuit and driver section also increases as you increase the voltage. Even the MOSFET's
DC caps are also costly as the voltage is higher. Better efficiency and lesser...
7.2V Per 12V battery will be sufficient. You may need to go for a split bobbin transformer to achieve required leakage inductance if your switching frequency is less than 40Khz.
Normally Ac relay coils will be of more than 100Volt. It should be DC. If you still have doubt you can use a DC power supply and slowly increase the voltage from 0-24V and check the coil current.
Why did you place a reverse diode across the gate resistor will it not make your turn turn OFF very fast ? It will increase your dv/dt substantially and reduce the short circuit
withstanding capacity.
Why don't you use a differential amplifier with few mega ohms resistor series to the input ? You could avoid the transformer and the hardware will support even if you want to do phase synchronization with the mains. Also the signals will be highly linear and you don't require a second pin. I use...
I have seen a commercial inverter with RC filter but the c value was 0.47MFD. They were claiming computer compatibility but the changeover delay was up to 30MS when i checked with my DSO.
Why don't you use one more pin and feed the rectified DC directly and then sense from there ? What is your...
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