Re: "Nixietherm" IN-9 bargraph based thermomer
9 years 11 months ago #1328
by Stuckey
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Replied by Stuckey on topic Re: "Nixietherm" IN-9 bargraph based thermomer
Jürgen sent me this work-in-progress photo a few days ago. But, I'm bad about posting things quickly 
"For a full length bargraph now the circuity draws only around 300mA @5V --> 1.5VA and this creates 10mA @ 120V --> 1.2VA (only 0.3VA losses); but I must also connect the MC34063A to the voltage doubler circuity (the flying IC "ICL7660" with the two diodes and the two capacitors) and not only the new BC639/640 driver stage for the MosFet...as the converter will shut down when the supply voltage is lower than exact 5V and it should normally just work at 4V."
"For a full length bargraph now the circuity draws only around 300mA @5V --> 1.5VA and this creates 10mA @ 120V --> 1.2VA (only 0.3VA losses); but I must also connect the MC34063A to the voltage doubler circuity (the flying IC "ICL7660" with the two diodes and the two capacitors) and not only the new BC639/640 driver stage for the MosFet...as the converter will shut down when the supply voltage is lower than exact 5V and it should normally just work at 4V."
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9 years 11 months ago #1331
by Mr.Nixie
Replied by Mr.Nixie on topic Re: "Nixietherm" IN-9 bargraph based thermomer
In Germany this helter-skelter up of the board is called a "wired hedge-hog" 
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