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Please see the picture of using B772 to power TL494. Please help me analyze it. Thank you! https://en.eeworld.com/bbs/forum.php?mod=attachment&aid=Mzc1MjIxfDYyYzY4MjE1NDg3ODIxODY0NmExNmRjZGE5NjYyYzk2fDE3MzE4MTk1NTI%3D&request=yes&_f=.rar
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This post was last edited by maychang on 2018-9-12 13:33 It is useless to look at the picture. Since it worked before but not now, it must be that one or some components in the circuit are damaged, the battery is dead, etc. These faults cannot be seen from the picture, and the electrical schematic must be correct.  Details Published on 2018-9-12 11:56

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This post was last edited by maychang on 2018-9-12 13:33 It is useless to look at the picture. Since it worked before but not now, it must be that one or some components in the circuit are damaged, the battery is dead, etc. These faults cannot be seen from the picture, and the electrical schematic must be correct.
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According to my test, whether it is connected to AC power or battery power, the voltage of this device is as shown in the figure E, and the B pole is 12V. How can I reduce the voltage of the B pole?
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