Line voltage compensation (CB8816E) This circuit for the alternating current line (AC line) was found in a 1965’s General Electric documentation. No information was given about the transformer. a href="image"

Details: Written by: Newton C. Braga

Line voltage compensation (CB8816E)

This circuit for the alternating current line (AC line) was found in a 1965’s General Electric documentation. No information was given about the transformer.

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Line voltage compensation (CB8816E) This circuit for the alternating current line (AC line) was found in a 1965’s General Electric documentation. No information was given about the transformer. a href="image"