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Experimentonomen
Tue Feb 28 2012, 01:31PM Print
Experimentonomen Registered Member #941 Joined: Sun Aug 05 2007, 10:09AM
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I normally rarely to never touch high voltage stuff but since i dident have anything to do for the past few days because my computer broke down, i decided to build a little ZVS driver and have a go at audio modulating it.

Heres how it turned out: Link2

The power supply is 18VDC 160VA(two 80VA transformers in parallal) and a smoothing capacitance in the order of half a farad.

For the audio modulation i put a transformer in series with the power supply.
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Platinum
Tue Feb 28 2012, 02:52PM
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Hmm I would like to do this, but my ZVS is acting up, it has very good output then drops to nothing, maybe core saturate...

Do you have a schematic of how you implemented audio modulation, as this is pretty awesome well done!
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Experimentonomen
Tue Feb 28 2012, 03:48PM
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There is really only one way to do it and i already described it. :P
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Dr. Dark Current
Tue Feb 28 2012, 04:20PM
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You can PWM the series inductor with a high-side switch, but a clamp diode from gnd is needed. I think the inductor can be put to the negative of the driver with a little modification, then you can PWM it with a low side switch.
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TwirlyWhirly555
Tue Feb 28 2012, 04:49PM
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I tryed a audio modulated ZVS to , i imposed the audio on the gates of the mosfets via a capacitor connected to the gate then to a audio signal , supply was 40 volts and there was 12 volts on the gate drive ,

Arcs where similar to a normal ZVS , and it played music very very quite but the quallity was no bad :D
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Tetris
Tue Feb 28 2012, 05:10PM
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What are the specs and circuit?
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Experimentonomen
Tue Feb 28 2012, 06:26PM
Experimentonomen Registered Member #941 Joined: Sun Aug 05 2007, 10:09AM
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Like i said in the first post, the average mazzilli zvs driver, with two inductors instead of the centertapped primary winding.
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Platinum
Tue Feb 28 2012, 07:24PM
Platinum Registered Member #3926 Joined: Fri Jun 03 2011, 08:32PM
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Sorry I am confused, two inductors, and PWM a inductor?

Can I just audio in there? I do not have any PWM IC's..

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Experimentonomen
Tue Feb 28 2012, 07:33PM
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Theres no pwm what so ever involved. U can clearly see the big 300VA toroid used to inject the audio signal onto the DC power input to the circuit.
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Dr. Dark Current
Tue Feb 28 2012, 07:44PM
Dr. Dark Current Registered Member #152 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 03:36PM
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I just commented on Experimentonomen's statement that there's just one way to do it... There is at least one more way and that's the PWM I mentioned, and it's lossless. You just need to use the single inductor circuit.
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