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New ISSTC with discrete GDT driver

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uzzors2k
Sat Jan 06 2007, 11:24PM
uzzors2k Registered Member #95 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 04:57PM
Location: Norway
Posts: 1308
Pictures work fine here (Opera).

Great SSTC Reaching, looks like a commercial product! shades The discrete GDT driver is an excellent idea, how high of frequencies can it be run at? The parts count is low as well, so its a great substitute for a driving IC. I've been thinking of using something similar for my SSTC.
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Steve Conner
Sun Jan 07 2007, 12:20AM
Steve Conner Registered Member #30 Joined: Fri Feb 03 2006, 10:52AM
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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Pictures work fine here smile The coil looks great, and your site looks pretty neat too.
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Reaching
Sun Jan 07 2007, 02:27AM
Reaching Registered Member #76 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 10:04AM
Location: Hemer, Germany
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thanks steve, my site is the biggest hv community here in germany with over 260 members cheesey

i´ve tested the discrete driver up to 1mhz with good results, but i think thats not the maximum. with a similar testsetup i was able to drive a small irg4bc20ud igbt with 4 mhz with a crystal oscillator. the coil is running pretty well and within the whole setup and testing time no blown parts. the only disadvantage is that you have to use a 1:2 gdt or more to get the gate voltage you need, but maybe you can supply the discrete driver with more than 15 volts to solve this.

yeah and i wanted it to look professional cause i play with the thought to sell some, maybe tongue

its a lot of fun to play around with this coil, dont know why i never saw a halfwave interruptet sstc before but its one of the coolest things, it sounds like a bass guitar or a scream or anything you want, just throw the knobs around and see what happens. long thick sword like streamers or thin small noisy ones or a 140bpm base discharge, hehe a nice toy

in the later version of this coil i want to add a switch for CW and Interrupted mode, its already on the pcb but i was to fast and forgot to add the switch on my front

Update

made a few changes on my design, added a 1,5µF capacitor in series to the gdt primary, changed the irfp460s with 30g60kd igbts and added a 220pf capacitor to the oscillator, now the sparklenght is nearly doubled tongue ... pics coming soon
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