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    Point taken!

    I do have lots of experience with transformerless designs, interfacing mains directly with the PIC (as in X10 receivers and transmitters etc.), traic controllers and so on but like I said its the first with 3 phase. So, its more an issue pertaining to the timings involved, rather than electrical aspects.

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    Post Loss of AC Voltage Considerations

    Hi Anand,

    [PDF] Loss of AC Voltage Considerations -
    http://www.pes-psrc.org/Reports/Loss...Protection.pdf

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    1.0 Introduction
    Protection of power system elements such as transmission lines, generators, etc., often requires accurate measurement of three-phase voltage to provide reliable fault detection and breaker operations to minimize power system disruptions.
    -Adam-
    Ohm it's not just a good idea... it's the LAW !

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