| ??? 06/27/03 02:58 Read: 442 times |
#49493 - RE: detector of 220volt Responding to: Charles Bannister's previous message |
The TIL111 has a 50% CTR at 10mA , so the drive current of 1mA that you have allowed for may not be enough to drive the device.. As the TIL111 is not a particularly sensative device you may have to allow anywhere from 10-15mA , which will dissapate 3watts in your current limiting resistor , and provide plenty of onboard heating. |
| Topic | Author | Date |
| detector of 220volt | Kostas Paulidis | 06/26/03 14:09 |
| Draw a schematic! | Kai Klaas | 06/26/03 14:19 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Dan Henry | 06/26/03 14:27 |
| ASCII Art | Andy Neil | 06/26/03 14:49 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Charles Bannister | 06/26/03 15:33 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Erik Malund | 06/26/03 16:21 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Rob Redding | 06/27/03 02:58 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Michael Karas | 06/27/03 03:08 |
| Transformer isolation | Kai Klaas | 06/26/03 23:29 |
| RE: Transformer isolation | Terry Lingle | 06/27/03 00:04 |
| RE: Transformer isolation | Kai Klaas | 06/27/03 00:41 |
| Circuit works! | Kai Klaas | 06/27/03 11:18 |
| RE: Circuit works! | Terry Lingle | 06/27/03 20:10 |
| RE: Circuit works! | Kai Klaas | 06/27/03 22:13 |
| RE: Transformer isolation | Jacob Boyce | 06/27/03 11:00 |
| RE: Transformer isolation | Kai Klaas | 06/27/03 12:01 |
RE: Transformer isolation | Kostas Paulidis | 06/28/03 00:38 |
| RE: detector of 220volt | Abhishek Singh | 06/27/03 02:42 |



