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Fiddy
Thu Oct 16 2014, 03:02PM
Fiddy Registered Member #8817 Joined: Mon Dec 17 2012, 05:16AM
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i need to buy weigh scales lol Hopefully they are under 500g each as the postage is cheaper, im on night shift tonight and tomorrow night so wont get around to them until the weekend.

Hang tight.
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Polonium210
Fri Oct 17 2014, 02:46AM
Polonium210 Registered Member #3450 Joined: Sun Nov 28 2010, 05:01AM
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Would there be any chance of a second run of these?
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Fiddy
Fri Oct 17 2014, 05:28AM
Fiddy Registered Member #8817 Joined: Mon Dec 17 2012, 05:16AM
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Polonium210 wrote ...

Would there be any chance of a second run of these?

If there is enough interest i can run a second batch smile

Ok guys the packaged weight of 1x transformer is 750g which puts us in the 500g> <1kg postage range.

Ill be sending out PM's to everyone very soon in regards to payment.

Mitch.
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Fiddy
Sun Oct 26 2014, 02:56PM
Fiddy Registered Member #8817 Joined: Mon Dec 17 2012, 05:16AM
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OK guys find the datasheet attached to this post.


]fiddy_flybacks_datasheet1.pdf[/file]
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omegalabs
Sun Oct 26 2014, 09:39PM
omegalabs Registered Member #1521 Joined: Thu Jun 05 2008, 10:46AM
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Can I join? I'm interested in 1 transformer.
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Dr. Dark Current
Sun Oct 26 2014, 11:08PM
Dr. Dark Current Registered Member #152 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 03:36PM
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Hello Fiddy,

in the data sheet you say:
"If you exceed 3V per turn on the primary coil by putting too few turns on the primary coil, the secondary voltage may exceed the secondary insulation breakdown voltage and damage the transformer."

The secondary has 3000 turns, so if I put 3V/turn to the primary, I get 9kV on the secondary, assuming sine wave driving and no resonance.

With a square wave, the peak output will be higher because of the ringing, but still if you don't run it at resonance, it can be nowhere near 83kV.

And just a last question, the 83 kV insulation rating is the breakdown voltage or working voltage? Does it assume the RF AC voltage (corona problems, etc) or is it just calculated from insulation thickness for DC voltage?

Thanks,
Jan
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Fiddy
Mon Oct 27 2014, 12:08AM
Fiddy Registered Member #8817 Joined: Mon Dec 17 2012, 05:16AM
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Dr. Dark Current wrote ...

Hello Fiddy,

in the data sheet you say:
"If you exceed 3V per turn on the primary coil by putting too few turns on the primary coil, the secondary voltage may exceed the secondary insulation breakdown voltage and damage the transformer."

The secondary has 3000 turns, so if I put 3V/turn to the primary, I get 9kV on the secondary, assuming sine wave driving and no resonance.

With a square wave, the peak output will be higher because of the ringing, but still if you don't run it at resonance, it can be nowhere near 83kV.

And just a last question, the 83 kV insulation rating is the breakdown voltage or working voltage? Does it assume the RF AC voltage (corona problems, etc) or is it just calculated from insulation thickness for DC voltage?

Thanks,
Jan

I see what you mean, it was designed for ZVS operation or flyback mode, i should probably put that on the rating.

83kVpk insulation rating is the breakdown voltage calculated by the manufacturer based on insulation thickness.
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Rod-on
Wed Oct 29 2014, 02:22AM
Rod-on Registered Member #6541 Joined: Sun Sept 09 2012, 05:01AM
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Mine arrived today, thanks mate.
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Artlav
Wed Oct 29 2014, 05:56AM
Artlav Registered Member #8120 Joined: Thu Nov 15 2012, 06:06PM
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Hm?
That raises the question of why i haven't even got a PM yet.
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Fiddy
Wed Oct 29 2014, 08:55AM
Fiddy Registered Member #8817 Joined: Mon Dec 17 2012, 05:16AM
Location: Australia
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Artlav wrote ...

Hm?
That raises the question of why i haven't even got a PM yet.

Im getting there. you havent been forgotten! Im a single bloke who works 12 hour shift work so sometimes its hard to find the time.
I sent Rod on and mbd their's first because they are already in Australia.

Expect your PM soon!
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