Sasi,
Look good, a few points: Why not use a 230VAC changeover relay, this will lower the cost and component count (one transformer, one rectifier, and one cap). At least remove the capacitor to get a quicker changeover? But don
Quantum,
I found a site for you with nice experiments; there is a small problem though.
Or maybe not, can you read German: http://www.hcrs.at//MIKRO.HTM
Ante ::)
mrtrhs,
Take a look at these:
http://www.embeddedtronics.com/public/Electronics/thermocouple/schematics/thermocouple_schematic.pdf
http://www.embeddedtronics.com/public/Electronics/thermocouple/schematics/thermocouple_layout.pdf...
I had a look at Naudins site, pretty amazing stuff. There is one thing I am confused about, what kind of material are the wires made off. If they where made of copper in this gauge and carrying over 80Amps :o they would go up in flames in a minute.
Ante ::)
Dazza,
A good schematic does not exist for an application like this, you have many factors in play and it have to be tailor made so to speak. A PWM system has a fixed frequency and a variable pulse length so yes the switching duration is the same. This parameter must be experiment with since...