as you know, theres never a single winding, thers always a current loop when a current flows, and thats the turn you require.
no but i saw it at the light show in earls court , london. Theres no tricks, its just plain brilliant...why dont you see it in the shops?....well because most of the lighting fraternity still want 100W incandessant bulbs and 50Hz flourescent ballasts.
But soon we will all be sat under isotera's glowing couplers and led bulbs....and that now my friend, is over to you to proove otherwise.
yes, a current transformer in eg a half bridge smps.Have you ever seen a transformer that uses a single conductor going straight through? No winding?
actually i was very grateful for the advice and implemented the filter as was suggested here.about voltage references but seem to disregard any member advice
Do you have a iSotera coupler or supply.
no but i saw it at the light show in earls court , london. Theres no tricks, its just plain brilliant...why dont you see it in the shops?....well because most of the lighting fraternity still want 100W incandessant bulbs and 50Hz flourescent ballasts.
But soon we will all be sat under isotera's glowing couplers and led bulbs....and that now my friend, is over to you to proove otherwise.