Isolation Transformer


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    I need to build a liquid level sensor using conductance probes that will be exposed to both fresh and saltwater environments. I am thinking of using a small isolation transformer to feed an ac signal to the probes in order to avoid corrosion from electrolysis. Is there any other way to isolate the probes? I would like to avoid using an isolation transformer… any ideas?

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    Hi,

    No need any transformer if you use AC ...

    but may be you should use some capacitive measurements ... you could have totally isolated and protected probes ...

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    good suggestion, thanks!

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