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KresoLiubov
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Sat Jan 19 2008, 08:31PM
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Stay tuned :) ...
Because i consider that sparklenght is too small for fullbridge. Any suggestions?
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I assume this is with full wave and smoothed input? That + low coupling = short sparks.
Try using less primary turns and try to spreading them out more so they cover a larger part of the secondary.
For longer sparks half wave input helps a lot. Either that, or use an interrupter.
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KresoLiubov
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Zb wrote ...
I assume this is with full wave and smoothed input? That + low coupling = short sparks.
Try using less primary turns and try to spreading them out more so they cover a larger part of the secondary.
For longer sparks half wave input helps a lot. Either that, or use an interrupter.
Yes its fullwave smothed input. Unfortunately there is verry little heatsinks so i cant use greater power levels. Coil is intrupted. Interupter taken from here :
Capacitor is 0.1 uF
Resistor is 1 Kohm
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