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> like the power factor correction If they only assumed AC, and if they used AC coupling for the sine/peak/phase detection, then DC would probably look closer
by nomel 3y ago
> like the power factor correction
If they only assumed AC, and if they used AC coupling for the sine/peak/phase detection, then DC would probably look closer to 0V, and just shut the switching off, right?
I can't think of an "easy" way to do it that wouldn't require extra smarts, to handle DC, and everyone knows smarts costs money!