physis
Senior Member
Re: Voltage detectors how work?
I can't take it anymore!
My Greenlee tic tracer is now an engineering sample.
I'll disect this thing in whatever intervals suit me.
To start the circuit:
R's 1 & 2 are 3.95M & 500M respectively.
R1 is signal and R2 is shunted for noise stability.
I beleive it boasts a sensitivity to 50v or more.
That gives the signal input a minimum sensitivty magnitude of 12.58 uA.
Here's where you come in Rattus:
There are no discrete capacitances before the input terminates to the IC. The IC is a "TI" component
38F6VCK
I don't have any current data references for this stuff but I figure you might know some guys or have more ready access?
I can't take it anymore!
My Greenlee tic tracer is now an engineering sample.
I'll disect this thing in whatever intervals suit me.
To start the circuit:
R's 1 & 2 are 3.95M & 500M respectively.
R1 is signal and R2 is shunted for noise stability.
I beleive it boasts a sensitivity to 50v or more.
That gives the signal input a minimum sensitivty magnitude of 12.58 uA.
Here's where you come in Rattus:
There are no discrete capacitances before the input terminates to the IC. The IC is a "TI" component
38F6VCK
I don't have any current data references for this stuff but I figure you might know some guys or have more ready access?