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#81947 - Capacitive Divider Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Apa At,
In general, when I want to monitor an AC voltage, I use a capacitive voltage divider (just two capacitors in series) and monitor the smaller voltage drop. I've used this to monitor a 1MHz AC signal that varied from 100 V_pp up to 8 kV_pp. Joe |
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