Feedback antenna sparking and 1N60 diode burn
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hsieh
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Wed Jan 26 2011, 09:36AM
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Registered Member #1412
Joined: Thu Mar 27 2008, 04:07PM
Location: Taipei Taiwan
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Sometimes I found my feedback antenna is sparking and when I use a higher input voltage (50V) today after a short run diode D2 burned and produced some orange light.Why?
And how can I tune class E SSTC?should I connect oscilloscope to my SSTC?Or just change diffrent caps trying to get longest spark? My frequency is 450KHZ,what cap value should I try? Thanks
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axelro
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Joined: Sat Jan 22 2011, 12:16PM
Location: Germany close to Heidelberg
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Are this germanium diodes? Then they probably are just a tick sensible - or your feedback antenna is too close. Try using 1N4148 or move to a bigger distance.
Real class E is not this simple - check either Steve Wards or Richie Burnett's web page, there are good examples and explanations. In particular see Steve's notes on coupling.
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Gregory
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To tune it you need an oscilloscope, and the capacitor need to be calculated using as reference your primary inductance. Read this to understand better what is and how works a Class E system:
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