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Tue Aug 29 2006, 02:20PM
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Generally it does... But more often than not you will get more current out the flyback, as the max voltage us usually limited by the breakdown voltage of the switch...

As to the 555 codes, for most applications any one will work. If you are running at a voltage >5v or frequency >500khz you need to type the exact code into alldatasheet.com to make sure that it can handle the voltage/frequency (the cmos versions can't handle as much voltage and the ttl versions can't handle as high frequencies)
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Tue Aug 29 2006, 02:52PM
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...and look at current output if you're driving something other than other IC's. smile
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ragnar
Tue Aug 29 2006, 03:23PM
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Double flyback drivers are for wussies...

..but if you can't make a quadruple flyback-brick, you can still have fun pushing a single one to its inevitable doom. ^^
1156865024 63 FT14015 Royerflyarray

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Part Scavenger
Tue Aug 29 2006, 11:04PM
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*Wuss bows to the flyback man*
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FaLLoUT
Wed Aug 30 2006, 08:27AM
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Ok i will look up my 555 before i buy it. Ä° just tried a DC rectified flyback with a real simple driver using a single 2n3055 transistor. Ä°t was a single transistor driver with 2 resistors(how simple can you get?). Ä°t did a 2" spark at 24 volts but after 5 seconds the transistor got VERY hot and died out. After that i killed another the same way smile. Its so hard to wind DC flybacks primary and feedback windings... There is no room to wind the wire efficently is there an easier way? When i made arcs from the HV outputs there was big arcs from the connectors of the flyback. The singing sound they make from frequency is so nice..... i just love it
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Wed Aug 30 2006, 11:21AM
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Transistors dying with the 2n3055 circuit? Oh, that's normal. That's why it's cool for a while and then we switch to the ZVS or scopeboy circuit.

Sometimes you can chew more plastic out of the way, or take the core off to wind, but it's usually just as easy to poke it through.
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FaLLoUT
Wed Aug 30 2006, 01:38PM
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Part Scavenger wrote ...

Transistors dying with the 2n3055 circuit? Oh, that's normal. That's why it's cool for a while and then we switch to the ZVS or scopeboy circuit.

Sometimes you can chew more plastic out of the way, or take the core off to wind, but it's usually just as easy to poke it through.

i poked it through but it wasnt really a nice winding. It was very hard to poke the insulating tape through aswell. i am switching to scopeboy i got it all printed out here i will start on it as soon as i get all the parts but i am afraid that my flyback is badly wound tongue anyway.. no one is born as a expert cheesey
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