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Oops... Zero- crossing detector for Douglas Beeson (from seb)
13.8V is too high for the LT1715 supply, and something goofy happened with the attachments in my earlier post. I'll try it again... John Fields |
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Oops... Zero- crossing detector for Douglas Beeson (from seb) - ZCD2-5v.asc
On Sun, 04 May 2014 15:52:08 -0500, John Fields
wrote: 13.8V is too high for the LT1715 supply, and something goofy happened with the attachments in my earlier post. I'll try it again... John Fields --- Simpler yet... John Fields |
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