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surge suppressor
I need to build a surge suppressor to go on the input of an alarm
circuit. The circuit operating voltage is 24 volts DC. This is a two wire input with an end of line resistor. I pulled a toroid input filter off an old RCA TV chassis and plan to connect my circuit throught this first. At the output of the toroid I plan to put two 33V MOV's in series with the middle two leads connected to chassis, (building) ground. This output will connect to the alarm circuit input. There will also be 1.0 uf disc capacitor across the alarm input as well. My theory is that a transient will first see the buck effect of the toroid, then the transient magnitude will be limited by the series MOV's and shunted to ground. Anything left will be absorbed by the cap. I know that there are commercial surge suppressors available but I would appreciate any opinions on my plan. Thanks, Lenny |
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