On Saturday 29 November 2008, John Kasunich wrote: >Olusegun A. wrote: >> I'm actually trying to read an analogue signal (High Voltage - >> say 1000VAC) being applied to my heavy motor. Do I need an >> ADC converter or what is the procedure? > >How "heavy" is your heavy motor? [...] >To be blunt - if you have to ask this kind of question, you are not >qualified to work on 1000V circuits. > I'm glad you said that John, cuz you said it nicer than I would have. As an old tv engineer, I have had to routinely deal with vacuum tube supplies as high as 22 kilovolts. And I've managed to survive a couple incidents with 220 AC. So I'll just second the above comment.
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