Hi,
Check this, on the 18th minute of the video is shown a terminal for 100V power supply connecter where should not be I think. Am I in misunderstanding or this device, even if is cool, is not cool?
Thx
Hi,
Check this, on the 18th minute of the video is shown a terminal for 100V power supply connecter where should not be I think. Am I in misunderstanding or this device, even if is cool, is not cool?
Thx
Hi,
I think its more like 18:54.
Yes its 100V output, The device has its 100V output terminals on the back.
Tom... ![]()
Hi,
Yes, is the output of the power supply, but look how the "hi" is connected to the corpus of the device
BorislavLukanov:
Hi,
Yes, is the output of the power supply, but look how the "hi" is connected to the corpus of the device
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Is this used for anti electro static shielding? Basically to retrieve any charges from the corpus if there?
In English corpus is a rather gruesome word normally concerned with a dead persons body, the word you should be using is chassis.
In this case the negitave terminal is being connected to mains earth, which is not unusual for a high voltage output. You can see with that link that this is an optional connection for the special times when you don't want this to happen, but most of the time it is what you want.
Hi,
What you have indicated is a bypass capacitor from the 100V positive terminal to gnd.
A typical connection at input or output power terminals.
Tom... ![]()
Corpus?
Grumpy_Mike:
In English corpus is a rather gruesome word normally concerned with a dead persons body
That's "corpse".
"Corpus" is a body of (usually written) works - in software, it refers to the material that machine learning is trained on. But it has nothing to do with dead people.
But it has nothing to do with dead people.
Yes but it sounds like it has. It is not a word in common usage.
DrAzzy:
Corpus?
That's "corpse"."Corpus" is a body of (usually written) works - in software, it refers to the material that machine learning is trained on. But it has nothing to do with dead people.
Corpus is the latin for body and is used for corpse in English medical jargon, along with a lot of
other latin words, but that's very much a minority use, and not widely understood I suspect.
Is this used for antistatic masure on the "corpus"? I don't understand why would they connec a 100V terminal on the corpus trought a capacitor.
the main body or mass of a structure "corpus"
It is possible they designed this 100 V banana plug device to turn unsuspecting victims into corpuscles.
Just don't plug an arduino into it.