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futurist
Mon Jul 31 2017, 11:49PM
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Can you post scope shots?
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slash128v6
Tue Aug 01 2017, 04:01AM
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Here are some samples:
1501560091 61415 FT180219 Ds1z Quickprint15

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1501560091 61415 FT180219 Ds1z Quickprint17

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futurist
Tue Aug 01 2017, 05:55PM
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Switching spikes are almost 100% of the bridge voltage sad
I suppose you use 7M3-393, what is you gate resistance and did you install antiparallel diodes?
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slash128v6
Tue Aug 01 2017, 06:20PM
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Actually, I am using a SLOT TEN-5-09. Some other feedback I got was that it might just be out of range. It does make an ever so slight adjustment if I zoom in very close, but it doesn't really do anything to reduce the spikes. I have some SLOT TEN-5-08 and SLOT TEN-5-10 on order to see if they have any better effect.

I am using 5.1 ohm gate resistors along with 1N5819 diodes.
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futurist
Tue Aug 01 2017, 07:28PM
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It all seems fine, it probably just needs other inductor

The coil looks great and I'm sure you could get 2m+ streamers from it!

I'm using 7M3-393 for my SKM400 brick (60 kHz), it's not ideal but works
Also, I noticed that some spikes disappear when I go to full voltage
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slash128v6
Tue Aug 01 2017, 08:16PM
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Thanks for the feedback and advice! I should have the other inductors this Thursday, so hopefully they will solve the issue :)

If I can get 2M+ streamers I will be very happy! I modeled this after LoneOceans DRSSTC3. I have built a number of classic spark gap coils but this is my first solid state coil, well, aside from a couple TinyTesla kits I built. Admittedly, there are many things that I just don't know if I am making a n00b mistake or having a real issue. I truly appreciate the help!

Oh, as an aside, I did notice that the ringing is minimal/nearly gone, as the current reaches maximum. Seems to be in line with LoneOceans Phase Lead tuning write-up, so maybe it is ok? I bet it could be a little better, but maybe not as bad as I was originally thinking...
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slash128v6
Tue Aug 01 2017, 08:22PM
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Here's the shot from LoneOcean's write-up that I am comparing to. At the beginning of the cycle, where current is just starting to build, the spikes are huge, but as current reaches maximum they are pretty much gone. Looks similar in my scope shot, no?
1501618974 61415 FT180219 Sept28 Phaseleadnoring

1501618974 61415 FT180219 Ds1z Quickprint15
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slash128v6
Tue Aug 01 2017, 11:42PM
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BTW- Shout out to Phillip Slawinski for putting up with my questions and n00bness! I really appreciate all the help :)
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futurist
Wed Aug 02 2017, 02:23AM
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Phil helped me a lot with midi interrupter, I also say big thanks to him!

Yesterday I finally upgraded my coil to UD+, so far looks nice but I still didn't test it
Take a look at bridge output I scoped today, voltage was around 110V with 3 startup cycles

1501640569 61400 FT180219 Ds1z Quickprint35

There is some ringing but it looks ok, I don't have any other inductors to try, gate resistance is 4.7 ohm which seems to work best

I think your output is more similar to
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slash128v6
Wed Aug 02 2017, 05:46PM
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You're probably right regarding my output, just my wishful thinking lol...

Forgive my inexperience but how are you getting so many pulses, is that from the duty cycle of the interrupter? Mine stops after 6 or so cycles but you see more than double. I am not hitting OCD. I am using the SD Interrupter from OneTesla. Perhaps I can just increase the on_time in the code and reflash it?
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