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I have a schematic. (image attached) Schematic Design_ DF_New_Board-page-001.jpg

Voltage after R7 (150k/2W) drops to 150 v and after diode i should get (150/2-0.7 = 74.3 v) but i only get 10 volts. How does that happens.
After Diode, voltage is to be fed to a controller to compare the AC Voltage.

Purpose of the circuit is to compare the incoming AC Voltage if greater or lesser the controller will not activate the relay for the sake of appliance safety, if appropriate (180 to 230) than the controller will activate the relay.
 

its a little complicated.

but one thing you can try. just disconnect the pin1(i mean let it b open) and than try to measure the voltage after diode.

hope that you can find something from it.

best of luck
 
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