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The drop in dc bias voltage

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Electronics › Electronics › Measure 330V ac with microcontroller › The drop in dc bias voltage

July 23, 2014 at 11:06 am #11927
AJISH ALFRED
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The drop in dc bias voltage is due to the parallel effect of R2 and R3 across R5. To avoid this use a significantly high valued resistor for R3, around the range of 100K.

Hope this will solve the issue. Please try and update

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