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24v AC Input to 5v logig output
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dpj,
I don't know of any ICs that will do this but there are modules available.
I don't think they are cost effective compaired to a couple of components but check out Farnell electronics web site and Radio Spare web site. They do sell them.
There maybe other companies in your region selling similiar items.
Regards Don
I don't know of any ICs that will do this but there are modules available.
I don't think they are cost effective compaired to a couple of components but check out Farnell electronics web site and Radio Spare web site. They do sell them.
There maybe other companies in your region selling similiar items.
Regards Don
Digikey stocks an 8-pin minidip IC from QT Optoelectronics called an "AC Line Monitor" which might do your job. TTL Output. Digikey p/n M1D400QT-ND cost $3.13 unit qty at this posting. I do not know if it will work down to 24VAC or not.
There are also many large solid state relays and machine controller input modules which would work, but these are all $30 or more each and bulky.
Good luck! Kevin VanZuilen "KevinVZ"
There are also many large solid state relays and machine controller input modules which would work, but these are all $30 or more each and bulky.
Good luck! Kevin VanZuilen "KevinVZ"
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