S sandeepmulay New Member Dec 30, 2009 #1 circuit diagram is attached. if 440volt ac connected to circuit ,relay is activated and supply rail of 440v shorted, protecting the smps. poly fuse is rated for 230volt will it operate (open circuit) or permanently damage. Attachments rty.gif 7.2 KB · Views: 142 Last edited: Dec 31, 2009
circuit diagram is attached. if 440volt ac connected to circuit ,relay is activated and supply rail of 440v shorted, protecting the smps. poly fuse is rated for 230volt will it operate (open circuit) or permanently damage.
S smanches New Member Dec 30, 2009 #3 Typically it's just another text file, aka ASCii. Although Autodesk uses it for a source file format as well. I'm assuming that's what this is.
Typically it's just another text file, aka ASCii. Although Autodesk uses it for a source file format as well. I'm assuming that's what this is.
Sceadwian Banned Dec 30, 2009 #4 I'm not at home so I can't check, but it could be an LTSpice schematic, they use the extension .ASC Last edited: Dec 30, 2009
S smanches New Member Dec 30, 2009 #5 I completely forgot about that. Although I compared them and it's not an LTSpice file. It has a lot of vector graphic type stuff in it, so most likely an Autocad file of some sort. I might have Inventor 11 at home that I could try it with.
I completely forgot about that. Although I compared them and it's not an LTSpice file. It has a lot of vector graphic type stuff in it, so most likely an Autocad file of some sort. I might have Inventor 11 at home that I could try it with.
Sceadwian Banned Dec 30, 2009 #6 I opened the file. .ASC files. First line. (Source "DipTrace-Schematic") Really a poor format to post a schematic to, few people here own it. Most users here use LTSpice, because it's free.
I opened the file. .ASC files. First line. (Source "DipTrace-Schematic") Really a poor format to post a schematic to, few people here own it. Most users here use LTSpice, because it's free.
Sceadwian Banned Dec 30, 2009 #8 75-695 per license... I've spent less than the cost of an unlimited license on every piece of electronics oriented equipment I own.
75-695 per license... I've spent less than the cost of an unlimited license on every piece of electronics oriented equipment I own.