Minggu, 24 Maret 2013


If a circuit is to switch a mains voltage, a relay is a simple solution in cases where switching times are long and high currents are involved. However, at lower currents, and in particular where rapid switching is required, such as in sound-to-light systems, a relay no longer ?lls the bill. Electrical isolation is often a requirement, which rules out driving a triac via a transistor. Here we use

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