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Microwatt
Tue Jan 18 2011, 12:46AM Print
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How can i make this power and voltage in DC?
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Adam Munich
Tue Jan 18 2011, 01:39AM
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Hmm, a really big (and expensive) voltage multiplier?
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Dalus
Tue Jan 18 2011, 09:01AM
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If you'd ever need that voltage at that current you'd know how to make it. Doing a bit of research is the least you can do.
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Dr. ISOTOP
Tue Jan 18 2011, 09:38AM
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Small X-Ray transformer should do the trick. What do you need it for?
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Xray
Tue Jan 18 2011, 06:47PM
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bwang wrote ...

Small X-Ray transformer should do the trick. What do you need it for?

Yes, that would work. Many of the larger "panoramic" type of dental X-ray transformers can output 90 to 100KV at 10mA, but keep in mind that dental X-ray exposures are relatively short (a few seconds at most). So, if you need to operate a 100KV/10mA power source for a long time period (many minutes, for example) then you will have to design some way of effectively cooling the transformer. Immersing it in oil is essential for insulation, but an oil bath by itself may not be sufficient for cooling. You may need to circulate the oil through a pump and cooling coils of some sort. That's how the tubes in CT scanners and other large X-ray machines are cooled.
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Adam Munich
Tue Jan 18 2011, 06:52PM
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He could possibly put 2 in //, provided they are exact matches.
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Robert2
Tue Jan 18 2011, 08:41PM
Robert2 Registered Member #1773 Joined: Tue Oct 21 2008, 06:56PM
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Cascades of high voltage after the flooding of oil good to the efficiency of around 96%! 100 KV and 10mA is not that difficult to get as one might think. You need 10 steps multiplier high speed diode 200mA and calculate the capacitors for your f work high voltage transformer. I want to recommend you inverters with high frequency ~30KHz because volume of capacitors come a little about 0.5nF

This is high efficiency 9steps multipler for 40-80KHz, single diode 200mA/15KV, single cap 1nF/15KV.
63 1295382707
I can safely get the 50mA :)
Of course, it is essential to every item pour oil, and remember the current limiting resistors!


Pozdrowienia z Polski cheesey
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Robert2
Wed Jan 19 2011, 08:44PM
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Link2

This is movie with voltage multipler. I know 100KVDC is ~13Cm ;)
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Microwatt
Thu Jan 20 2011, 07:07AM
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is that your video? i was going to go for a dual flyback transformer with 12 stages of a full wave CW.
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Robert2
Thu Jan 20 2011, 10:26AM
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This is good idea. Yes, this my video and slu1982 channel YT.
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