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Re: Victor running underwater!

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Originally Posted by Andy A. View Post
It's been a few years since I opened up a victor, but I recall that they have an optical isolation on the PWM input from the controller.

Is it safe to assume that thats accomplished with a 'closed' unit, and there are no concerns about getting something opaque in there?
The optical isolation is accomplished within the confines of a single component on the board. There is no risk of getting something opaque in the way unless they break open that chip.

If you do break a victor open and take a look, it is the tall-ish 4 or 6 pin* device near the connector.


* (I can't remember: Only 4 pins are used, but often these devices are in a 6-er to match the 5-pin devices in the family.)
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