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How about this one?: http://www.toshiba.com/taec/components2/Datasheet_Sync/206/4215.pdf This one can handle AC input so then I would not need the rectifier or capacitor. I would just need a 1W 1.6K resistor in series with the 32VAC signal to limit the current to around 20mA. Does this sound...

Just a simple on or off is all I need. Nothing complex. I'll give some more detailed info on my power supply. Here's a drawing of it: Both supplies are coming from the same transformer which is connected to 120VAC on the Primary side. And the Secondary Side has 5 Wires. 3 of them are a...

Ok, here is the (Very Simplified) drawing: As you can see, I have a 5VDC Supply. I also have the 45VDC input signal (Created from Rectifying/Filtering the 32VAC Signal). The Voltage divider will drop the voltage down to around 5V for the input pin, however, my question is where do I ground...

I've been scouring the Manuals, Datasheets, Forum, Google, and Wikipedia to try to find the maximum DC input voltage for a 14M2 PicAXE chip. I'm talking about a digital input signal, not the supply voltage. I will be using a 5V voltage regulator for the supply. But my input signal for...

Hello, I am new to microcontrollers and have never used one. I do not currently own a Picaxe but I might buy one if it can do what I want it to do. Here is how I want the Picaxe to function: Note: My input signal can be high or low. I have either option, but for this example let's just assume...