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Old 12th May 2006, 03:41 PM   (permalink)
Default Transformerless Power Question

I've attached a diagram from Microchips application notes on an X10 controller. I'd like to use a 120v to 6.3v transformer with a full bridge & 7805 instead.
The question is they've use earth as an electrical ground with a PTC to neutral. Can I hook the transformer primary directly to hot & neutral?
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Old 12th May 2006, 04:20 PM   (permalink)
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I've attached a diagram from Microchips application notes on an X10 controller. I'd like to use a 120v to 6.3v transformer with a full bridge & 7805 instead.
The question is they've use earth as an electrical ground with a PTC to neutral. Can I hook the transformer primary directly to hot & neutral?
Yes, assuming it's only feeding power to the circuit? - for X10 there needs to be some link back to the mains from the transmitter.
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