I have a picture of how I did it in Photos->Mickey. The AC cord comes in from the left, you can kind of make out where the three leads go. Mickey --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "J" <wyninejr@...> wrote: > > Does anyone have idea about how to attach an AC line to a PCB board? > I have a transformer that is actually on the board itself. Is this a > good/bad idea? Do I basically drill a whole and stick the wire > through the hole and solder it one? I can't seem to find any > connector type stuff on digikey. Also, I plan to have a floating > ground on the other side of the transformer...i.e. electrical > isolation. Should any grounded part of the board be connected to the > netural line on the AC? Should there is some kind of connection such > as through a transient supressor? Any help is appreciated. Also, > should there be any type of noise supression on the AC side of the > board? What about grounding planes on the AC side? Thanks! >
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Re: AC to PCB
2006-02-20 by wh1temouse
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