Hi Moshe, You will have to be absolutely sure that the leakage problem is NOT from any combination of the following "in sito". That is to say "as it is installed in the product".
(1) the power supply (2) the line filter (3) the power and line filter combined before you try anything. That should be easy to do. But I'm speaking blindly here. Once you are past this point, then start isolating each part of the primary separately "in-sito". Knowing nothing about your product, I'd start with the insulation of the wires being compromised by crimps, check air gaps of things, ... But it sounds like there's more to it. ---------- > From: [email protected] > To: [email protected] > Subject: reduction of leakage current > Date: Wednesday, July 16, 1997 1:04 AM > > Hello all, > > Assuming the power supplies and line filter I'm using cannot be changed, and I have to > reduce the input leakage current to ground, what are my options? (if any) > > thanks in advance > ------------------------------------- > Name: moshe valdman > E-mail: [email protected] > Phone: 052-941200, 03-5496369 > Date: 15/07/97 > Time: 22:04:40 > You are most welcome to visit my homepage at: > > http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/5233/ > -------------------------------------
