| ??? 10/29/05 02:40 Read: times |
#103098 - Measure low voltage primary side xmfer Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hello Jeff,
Why not measure on the primary side of the high voltage flyback transformer. The results should be proportional on the secondary side of the HV transformer. Use the below circuit as an example you could put two equal resistors (i.e., 10K maybe) and measure at the center point which would give you a 0 - 6 VDC (0%-100%) signal. Feed this into a 8 bit analog bit controller (ADC) and you have the job done without worrying about the hassles of high voltage. http://www.electronics-lab.com/projects/...lyback.gif Regards, Charles Bannister 
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