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Electronics and Circuit Design

probe 110v 220v 380v

jchamorro
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Friends, how about, I wanted to put a probe with LEDs. The idea is to be able to measure 110v 220v and 380v and turn on 1 led for 110v, 2 for 220v and 3 for 380v. I was checking circuits out there and I put together what they see below, the LEDs would be 5mm, I think the current range of these is from 5 to 20, tested in the worbench anda, the issue is if from experience they could guide me if it would work when assembling it, of course it would be necessary to modify the values to commercial. Apart from possible improvements to the circuit I would like to know if they consider it necessary to put the zener, they supposedly prevent the LEDs from being burned by the reverse current, but I have seen that in practice a led with a resistor connected to alternating does not burn, even without zener. Thank you very much in advance, any comments add up circuito.png test point [7.77kb] greetings jorge
megatec_megatec
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
Hello, I suggest you read this link (http://www.ugr.es/~juanki/LED.htm) .and take into account some details, capacitor voltage because everyone will withstand very high peak voltages (more than 500 volts ) I suggest that they be 630 vac or put two in series calculated for the same capacity but withstand half the tension each. Also consider the zener voltage because it depends on the life of the led in the link are the data and formulas. Regards
jchamorro
hace 5 años

Great mega link, thanks for commenting, I would have to review the calculations with that info and see if I have time to go through the components. When you try them again comment to see what happened. Thank you very much and greetings.

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JOSE MIGUEL SIRGO PASCUAL
hace 5 años
hace 5 años
The zener must be mandatory because they perform two functions and both are intended to protect the LEDs so that they are not destroyed.

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