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Hi, could you explain why this happens normally? Isn't the output neutral line of the DC charger supposed to be pretty much 0/ground anyway? Or is it that the n
by user_7832 5y ago
Hi, could you explain why this happens normally? Isn't the output neutral line of the DC charger supposed to be pretty much 0/ground anyway? Or is it that the neutral is a few volts off the ground?
- FriedPickles 5y agoI wish I could, but I honestly don't know. All I know for sure is that using the ground pin 100% fixes it. If anybody on here could explain it, I'd be super grateful!
- zczc 5y agoThere are filtering capacitors between mains and ground, see https://www.edaboard.com/threads/capacitors-between-power-and-ground.132216/ https://www.edaboard.com/threads/capacitors-between-power-an...