Aren't you already using a 7805? That number is just another variant of the same. Vin Max is 30V so you'll be pushing it to its limits. Do you have any Zeners laying around?
Chris
You can replace it with an LM317. A quick hack, if you have one, is stick a 12V Zener in series with the input pin of the 7805. If you do this I'd also connected a 4.7KΩ from the input pin of the 7805 to ground. A 1uF cap in parallel wouldn't hurt either.
Chris
I messed around with the values of ZD1 and C2 until I developed an acceptable plot. I included notes and virtual meters on the plots to make it easier for you to decipher. The left side of the plots (ramp up time) start at zero time when this circuit is first connected to the Mains. The ramp up...
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Bassmo, this whole thread is just bots! Tell us again why a transformer or yes, even a cheep wallwart can't replace this power supply. This is a whole lot of fuss over something that is so basic. I said at the get go that I thought that PSU sucked. I still do. ;)
Chris
I'm not the one who suggested a bridge. I don't care if we're talking ground or neutral. Please show me how you would use a transfomer-less bridge in his circuit without his common rail ending up 338V above mains neutral or ground. I say not happening.
No argument regarding the shunt...
Your peak voltage will be 338V and line spikes have to accounted for too. I wouldn't use it.
Chris
Edit: I was referring to the 250V cap in your stash box.
Well, I think we've covered it all, so no sense in repeating myself. I think mine an your statements regarding the above quote needs clarification though. Yes, I used the term ground when I should have said neutral. Fact is though, they're darn near the same potential. The only difference...
Go for it but make sure the cap is AC rated. If you can tolerate a dimmer Org LED I'd also reduce the value of the shunt resistor too. The goal being to get the coil current as close to 20mA as possible.
Good luck,
Chris
Justin, please write some simple code like flashing two LEDs or something. Power the 08M2 from your bench supply and measure the supply current into the Vdd pin at the following supply voltages.
5V
3.3V
1.8V
1.2V Probably won't operate this low though.
Write your code so the chip is...
Hello Kris. I re-read what I posted because sometimes, ..actually most times, what I'm thinking vs what I'm writing comes across as a bit demeaning. If you interpreted it as such it was not intended that way at all. This is merely spirited discussion that is typical among all technical and...
These are the results I got with the values shown. They're based on a 12V - 300R coil. I also ran a plot with a 1000uF filter cap not shown. Obviously, ripple was reduced even more.
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Chris