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Experimentonomen
Thu Sept 13 2007, 06:21AM Print
Experimentonomen Registered Member #941 Joined: Sun Aug 05 2007, 10:09AM
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Yesterday my 304TL arrived, and after a test i confirmed that it survived shipping so i started building up a prototype on a piece of chipboard, and sheet copper for everything conductive to reduce stray inductance.

I´ll take some pics later when i have bought new batteries to the camera.
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Dalus
Fri Sept 14 2007, 07:54AM
Dalus Registered Member #639 Joined: Wed Apr 11 2007, 09:09PM
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Sounds like fun hope to see some more soon. I've never seen a tube based induction heater. What operating frequency are you going to use?
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Experimentonomen
Fri Sept 14 2007, 08:55AM
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These are usually in the range of MHz.
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Experimentonomen
Sat Sept 15 2007, 11:39AM
Experimentonomen Registered Member #941 Joined: Sun Aug 05 2007, 10:09AM
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Here are some pics and a vid of the thing: Link2
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Marko
Sat Sept 15 2007, 12:02PM
Marko Registered Member #89 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
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Hey, congrats man. What circuit are you using? I see you have that fat air-cored coil on it.

Regarding copper sheet conductors, it may be an overkill for the tube connections since current is low there, but looks nice and helps to dissipate heat ;)

Can you give us some higher-resolution pics? And schematic of course?

Tubes are nice for induction heaters because they can happily operate well in MHz range, and if your caps are good enough you can heat even 'stubborn' metals like aluminium and brass.



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Experimentonomen
Sat Sept 15 2007, 01:53PM
Experimentonomen Registered Member #941 Joined: Sun Aug 05 2007, 10:09AM
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I did that to reduce stray inductance, whick u get with the thin round wire that would be enuf to cary this current.

Link2 <-- i use that schemo, but the MOT feeds direct AC, and work coil is not 1.4" tubing and fb coil is 28 gauge wire, about 30 turns on a shithouse spool.

The dc block and tank cap are four 680pF russian doorknobs in parallel each.
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