Now, it has been as far high voltage testing a high-voltage source must be. Since I have all components available, I wanted to whether the listed components are suitable?
What difference does it make a 47 µH or 150 µH throttle to take? What transistors could I use as an alternative, that with Pollin, there? Which transformer should I use by Pollin? This toroidal transformer for my application is good or I can take a smaller?
In what devices so a transformer is in there, then I could get me one on the recycling yard for free? to the Flyback Transformers: look at the bottom on the Palmer side. There's the range with 10 of Flyback transformers or Diodensplittrafos for only € 10. You should take it anyway (I was also already 3 times: mrgreen:). Can you answer the other questions please me, because I today or tomorrow will give up my order with Pollin when you want to build such a part, you should be able to choose the components independently. Could be a transformer from an old welder as a power source for this circuit? For the first test please test on a weaker power source, otherwise an error can just grill the half circuit. Have the circuit with very short connections built up and tested will of course immediately.
My lab power supply delivers maximum 32 volts and 10 amps.
Now I have a problem, the circuit draws up to 9 amps at 2 volts.
Then I have still a PSU with 12 volt and 32 Amps max, which is now still turn out.
Is it normal that this circuit takes so much power?
Thus, I can draw no sparks of course. : cry:: cry:: cry:: x.
I have pictures electrical testing no, because mine is broken.
