SNOA999 July 2018 TLV3201 , TLV7011
Design Goals
Supply | Input Signal | MAX AC Mains Leakage Current | |||
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Vcc | Vee | Type | Vi | f | Iac |
5 V | 0 V | Single | 240 V AC RMS | 50 Hz | <500 µA |
Design Description
The zero crossing detector circuit changes the comparator output state when the AC input crosses the zero reference voltage. This is done by setting the comparator inverting input to the zero reference voltage and applying the attenuated input to the noninverting input.The voltage divider R1 and R2 attenuates the input AC signal. The diode D1 is used to insure the noninverting input never goes below the negative input common mode limit of the comparator. Zero crossing detection is often used in power control circuits.
Design Notes
Design Steps
Design Simulations
Transient Simulation Results
Design References
See Analog Engineer's Circuit Cookbooks for TI's comprehensive circuit library.
See circuit spice simulation file, SBOMAP5.
For more information on many comparator topics including hysteresis, propagation delay and input common mode range please see, TI Precision Labs.
Design Featured Comparator
TLV7011 | |
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Vss | 1.6 to 5.5V |
VinCM | Rail-to-rail |
tpd | 260ns |
Vos | 0.5mV |
VHYS | 4mV |
Iq | 5µA |
Output Type | Push-Pull |
#Channels | 1 |
TLV7011 |
Design Alternate Comparator
TLV3201 | |
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Vss | 2.7 V to 5.5 V |
VinCM | Rail-to-rail |
tpd | 40 ns |
Vos | 1 V |
VHYS | 1.2 mV |
Iq | 40 µA |
Output Type | Push-Pull |
#Channels | 1 |
TLV3201 |