My V1C torroid will easily produce 60kv. With 800 turns aiding bifilar, 8 turn primary and 200 turn secondary.
As you can see, it doesn't follow the standard turns ratio of a transformer.
Only the seconary and primary do, while the bifilar boosts it much greater.
Both bifilar and secondary are 24ga and primary is half in flat copper strip.
I don't have a diode yet for rectification. Since the potential is too high.
In fact, I will either have to power it with 5v or less or or remove another 100
Turns off the secondary winding in order to lower the output before I
Damage the transformer.
Bifilar in aiding fashion is the way to go if you want high potentials with only a
Moddest number of windings. Something no single wrap coil could ever achieve
With the same number of windings.
As you can see, it doesn't follow the standard turns ratio of a transformer.
Only the seconary and primary do, while the bifilar boosts it much greater.
Both bifilar and secondary are 24ga and primary is half in flat copper strip.
I don't have a diode yet for rectification. Since the potential is too high.
In fact, I will either have to power it with 5v or less or or remove another 100
Turns off the secondary winding in order to lower the output before I
Damage the transformer.
Bifilar in aiding fashion is the way to go if you want high potentials with only a
Moddest number of windings. Something no single wrap coil could ever achieve
With the same number of windings.
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