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teravolt
Tue Dec 08 2009, 04:18AM
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does the performance change if you change the .68uf or .22uf caps
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Dr. Dark Current
Tue Dec 08 2009, 01:03PM
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radhoo wrote ...

Dr.Kilovolt, I would need more details for the self-biasing gate circuit .

Here is my concept schematic. The problem I came to was that the circuit would need less than 1 turn on the feedback, so my idea is to use a "dropper" capacitor which forms a capacitive divider with the gate (so something in the nf range to set the peak-to-peak gate voltage to some 20 volts or even less). Becuase the gate capacitance is not constant, it might need a parallel capacitor.
The upper zener diode limits the positive peak gate voltage, it might be something like few to several volts, and together with gate voltage amplitude and gate threshold voltage sets the conduction angle.

But this is just a concept and I have no idea if this will work, so try at your own risk smile


1260277916 152 FT80708 Mosfettc
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Mates
Tue Dec 08 2009, 10:50PM
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Dr. Kilovolt wrote ...


1260277916 152 FT80708 Mosfettc


Hi Jan,
what is the reason for the diode in your scheme?
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teravolt
Wed Dec 09 2009, 04:20AM
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It looks to me that the diode prevents reversal on the fet. If a inductor was placed in series with R-start it would present a higher impedance to your feadback side of the circuit. if you could take the V+ to five or six hundred volts I think it would work well. it is basicaly the same armstong oscillator as a VTTC.
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fatboyslim
Wed Dec 09 2009, 05:19AM
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Absolutely Fantastic work there. I love its simplicity and am seriously considering building one. I just have one question. How were you able to obtain the 50-100v DC required to operate the circuit? Also what is the minimum amperage required? Please help!
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Dr. Dark Current
Wed Dec 09 2009, 08:39AM
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Mates wrote ...

Hi Jan,
what is the reason for the diode in your scheme?
Mates, the MOSFET drives a parallel resonant load at its resonant frequency so it switches a sine wave. It is quite likely that after it starts conducting each cycle, the sine wave "undershoots" the ground and goes negative for a while. If there was no diode, it would be clamped by the MOSFET diode, the energy recycled to the filter capacitor, the sinewave would get distorted and efficiency would go down.

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Joyeep
Thu Jan 21 2010, 02:59PM
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Andri
Thu Jan 21 2010, 05:58PM
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radhoo
Sun Feb 14 2010, 09:08PM
radhoo Registered Member #1938 Joined: Sun Jan 25 2009, 12:44PM
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Dr. Kilovolt wrote ...


Here is my concept schematic.

1260277916 152 FT80708 Mosfettc

While this concept seemed like an easy victory, for some reason my first tests where unable to produce a self sustainable oscillation. In my setup everything was built in an empirical way and probably so were the results. But I hope to get another try and re-think the setup in more detail.

Meanwhile, I plan to use the secondary I've built with a different approach: a single mosfet or a half bridge, triggered by a little Atmel ATTINY45 with a pot to adjust frequency 0..20MHz.

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