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I'm not sure about the other one, but: >Do modern TVs need high voltage circuits unless they're plasmas? The way a lot of power supplies work, is that they re
by elsjaako 6y ago
I'm not sure about the other one, but:
>Do modern TVs need high voltage circuits unless they're plasmas?
The way a lot of power supplies work, is that they rectify the 110V/230V to a reasonably high DC value, and change that to a high frequency AC signal so it can be transformed to a lower voltage with a smaller transformer.
This means there's typically some capacitors charged with sqrt(2) * line voltage during normal operation.
- bayindirh 6y ago> This means there's typically some capacitors charged with sqrt(2) * line voltage during normal operation. Thanks. Didn't know that.