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Antonio
Fri Sept 10 2010, 11:43PM
Antonio Registered Member #834 Joined: Tue Jun 12 2007, 10:57PM
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These transistors are used as flyback drivers operating with high voltage and low current, and are pretty good in this function. For reasons of efficiency and simplicity of the required power supply, practically nothing different is used (or was used, as they are practically obsolete) in CRT monitors and TVs. To deal with the required quite high base current, the drivers practically always use transformers. The required transformers and other parts of the driver circuitry can be found in in the same boards.
It's useful to find the schematics of the boards. Entire sections, as the input switching power supply, can be used for other purposes.
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Patrick
Sat Sept 11 2010, 04:06AM
Patrick Registered Member #2431 Joined: Tue Oct 13 2009, 09:47PM
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yeah, Antonio I was going to suggest that he find or make base transformers.
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Proud Mary
Sat Sept 11 2010, 12:59PM
Proud Mary Registered Member #543 Joined: Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:26PM
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Antonio wrote ...

These transistors are used as flyback drivers operating with high voltage and low current, and are pretty good in this function. For reasons of efficiency and simplicity of the required power supply, practically nothing different is used (or was used, as they are practically obsolete) in CRT monitors and TVs. To deal with the required quite high base current, the drivers practically always use transformers. The required transformers and other parts of the driver circuitry can be found in in the same boards.
It's useful to find the schematics of the boards. Entire sections, as the input switching power supply, can be used for other purposes.

That's right, Antonio! The driver transformer needs a HV transistor to drive it sufficiently to provide meaty pulses to the LOPT driver base. It's a sheer waste of time trying to do it any other way with BJTs, in my view, but I see no reason why folk couldn't wind there own driver transformer on a chunky toroid.


1284209767 543 FT0 Tv Horizontal Op Circuit


Here is the same circuit modified as a simple HV generator with unwanted gubbins cut out:

1284211449 543 FT0 Tv Horizontal Op Circuit Modified
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Adam Munich
Sat Sept 11 2010, 01:43PM
Adam Munich Registered Member #2893 Joined: Tue Jun 01 2010, 09:25PM
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Well I did also get a whole bunch of IRFP630's. When I get around to ordering the parts for a big ZVS I'll get some extra ultrafast diodes to make a mini ZVS too.
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