Hi there,
I just have made these 2 high voltage circuits for a 'capacitor lifter'
the first circuit uses one 2N3055 and that's what I have made first,
but my lifter just started to rings(movetion) in the ground and did not liff off.
so I thought mybe the power is not enough so I went for the second circuit which uses 2 2N3055 transistor as push pull. but the output power seems to be lower than the first circuit.
both circuits have a cascade diode at the output of the HV transformer so I thought mabe the first circuit is working in the half cycle and is good for the cascade diode. is that true?
What is your ideas about the amp draw of both circuits? my regulated poer supply is a 0 to 30V, 5A
thanks in advance
P.s, both circuits are from here:
http://www.powerlabs.org/flybackdriver.htm#INTRODUCTION:
http://www.kronjaeger.com/hv/hv/src/fly/index.html
I just have made these 2 high voltage circuits for a 'capacitor lifter'
the first circuit uses one 2N3055 and that's what I have made first,
but my lifter just started to rings(movetion) in the ground and did not liff off.
so I thought mybe the power is not enough so I went for the second circuit which uses 2 2N3055 transistor as push pull. but the output power seems to be lower than the first circuit.
both circuits have a cascade diode at the output of the HV transformer so I thought mabe the first circuit is working in the half cycle and is good for the cascade diode. is that true?
What is your ideas about the amp draw of both circuits? my regulated poer supply is a 0 to 30V, 5A
thanks in advance
P.s, both circuits are from here:
http://www.powerlabs.org/flybackdriver.htm#INTRODUCTION:
http://www.kronjaeger.com/hv/hv/src/fly/index.html
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