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Microcontroller › PIC › power failure monitoring unit using PIC16F690 › Hi Steven,I suggest you to

December 28, 2013 at 4:32 pm #10774
AJISH ALFRED
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Hi Steven,

I suggest you to start with the circuit first. Use step down transformers and rectifiers to reduce the voltage from 0-220V to 0-5V level. Use a filter capacitor to avoid ripples. Yes the circuit is similar to a normal battery eliminator, I’ve tried the same and it did work.

You can read this voltage using the ADC of a microcontroller and compare with a threshold value to detect a power failure.

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