Non-isolated driver There is a direct electrical connection between the input side and the output side, forming a direct current loop. Usually the input side and output side of the driver have a common ground. Efficiency: high conversion efficiency, 3%-5% higher than isolated driver Circuit: simple circuit design few components and high reliability Volume: low calorific value, simple structure and small product size Cost: relatively low cost Safety: more damage to the load after driver abnormality Output voltage range: no isolation transformer, suitable for output high voltage and small current Aluminum substrate: requires 2kv withstand voltage, high voltage output has high requirements on the aluminum substrate
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Why a resistor (2.2kohms) is used between pressure switch contacts. A resistor is often connected between pressure switch contacts for several reasons: 1. Noise suppression: The resistor helps to suppress electrical noise and spikes that can occur when the switch contacts open or close. This ensures a cleaner signal and prevents false triggering. 2. Switch contact protection: The resistor protects the switch contacts from arcing and burning, which can occur due to high inrush currents or voltage spikes. 3. Debouncing: The resistor, along with the switch's inherent capacitance, forms an RC circuit that helps to debounce the switch signal. This ensures a stable and reliable output. 4. Voltage division: In some cases, the resistor is used to divide the voltage applied to the switch, ensuring that the switch contacts don't see the full voltage. 5. Current limiting: The resistor limits the current flowing through the switch contacts, preventing excessive wear and tear. By connecting a resistor between pressure switch contacts, you can ensure a reliable, noise-free, and protected switch operation. However, the specific reason for using a resistor may vary depending on the application and circuit design.
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