Boncuk
New Member
Hi,
I am working at a project for an MCU phase control circuit.
For a precise ignition from 0 to 100% an extremely short pulse of the Schmitt-Trigger is necessary to cover the entire range.
The attached circuit produces an output signal of approximately 200µs length at zero crossing of mains voltage which is still 0.2% which can't be controlled.
Changing the values of R2 (75K) and/or C1 (22nF) for higher values the output signal collapses almost completely.
If I could achieve a pulse length of 100µs that solution would almost be perfect.
What measures can be taken for shorter pulses?
Regards
Boncuk
I am working at a project for an MCU phase control circuit.
For a precise ignition from 0 to 100% an extremely short pulse of the Schmitt-Trigger is necessary to cover the entire range.
The attached circuit produces an output signal of approximately 200µs length at zero crossing of mains voltage which is still 0.2% which can't be controlled.
Changing the values of R2 (75K) and/or C1 (22nF) for higher values the output signal collapses almost completely.
If I could achieve a pulse length of 100µs that solution would almost be perfect.
What measures can be taken for shorter pulses?
Regards
Boncuk