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Pulsed Royer SSTC

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vasil
Wed Dec 01 2010, 02:38PM Print
vasil Registered Member #229 Joined: Tue Feb 21 2006, 07:33PM
Location: Romania
Posts: 506
Hi

I had the idea of using a pulsed SSTC to get some hot VTTC- like discharges. This means high ON time at a low pulse rate. I have not bricks, only some weak discrete IGBTs (BUP314), so I have chosen the Royer setup because of some reasons. First is the parallel LC primary circuit, which is very similar with a VTTC tank. It will allow a resonant rise like in the VTTC circuits. Second is the place of the IGBTs, away from the resonant currents seen by the LC tank (they are only 50 A IGBTs). With a bit of luck I will have some nice discharges as seen from my GU5b VTTC. The frequency is quite low, around 76 kHz, so probably the sparks will be branched, but is good enough.


I reanimated my old Royer SSTC and gave it a try with 140 Vac input, half rectified, before modifying it.

LINK

The pulser is the well known Freau-Ward staccato, on the common source of the IGBTs. To get a higher ON time I used a doubler with a 2200 microF @ 400 V polarised cap, so the setup will be feed with a 20 msec pulsed DC voltage. At low staccato rates, the setup can be feed with up to 140 Vac input, that means 394.8 Vdc. More than 175 Vac input will fry the IGBTs (been there, done that).

This is the schema of the experiment:

LINK

Pulsed Royer with 140 Vac (394.8 Vdc) input:

LINK

It was a nice coiling day, hope to have more…

vasil
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radhoo
Thu Dec 02 2010, 10:19AM
radhoo Registered Member #1938 Joined: Sun Jan 25 2009, 12:44PM
Location: Romania
Posts: 699
Nice to see news from you! Recently there was some talk on the forums about your Royer SSTC design, some people trying to build it.

Is there any reason for choosing the big sized/ low frequency secondary coil?
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Steve Conner
Thu Dec 02 2010, 10:54AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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Nice work Vasil! See, no need for silly old vacuum tubes :)
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vasil
Thu Dec 02 2010, 02:35PM
vasil Registered Member #229 Joined: Tue Feb 21 2006, 07:33PM
Location: Romania
Posts: 506
Radhoo: It is no reason, but my BUP 314s don't keep well at higher frequencies. Besides I was to lazy to wind another secondary.

Steve: I like toobs also, they are very friendly in these cold days.... :)
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