[sdiy] circuit protection question
blacet at blacet.com
blacet at blacet.com
Tue Dec 14 16:02:41 CET 2010
I've been using this technique since the late 90's. In fact, it was up on
our Tech page for years.
It's inexpensive and I have never heard of a blown module or received one
back for repair.
Why don't any other companies use this? Too cheap? I dunno.
People WILL plug things in backwards, it's guaranteed.
John "the Guru" Blacet
> Here's a question for the gurus:
>
> Do you generally bother with circuit protection, specifically against
> power
> rail reversal?
>
> If so, which technique do you typically use?
>
> I'm thinking: power rail, to polyfuse, to reverse rectifier diode (e.g.,
> 1N4001) to ground, to circuit. The diode will protect the circuit while
> the
> polyfuse trips. Does this seem like overkill?
>
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