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Issues regarding the shorting of DC circuits and AC circuits

2011-05-25View Original

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A phenomenon was observed: during the connection of the signal circuits, the manufacturer made an error in wiring, which caused circuit 805 among the signal circuits 801 and 805 to be connected to the live wire of the 220V AC heating circuit. 801 has +110V on it. What will happen if 801 and 805 are connected? In practice, 801 and 805 are connected for about a minute, and there are no abnormalities in either the AC or DC signals. Is this normal?
Reply #22011-05-26
It would be best to attach the circuit schematic so that we can help analyze the cause of the fault.

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