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how to isolate a DIY puls transformer?

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wicked alex
Mon Jan 12 2009, 08:32PM Print
wicked alex Registered Member #1786 Joined: Tue Oct 28 2008, 03:23PM
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Hello i youst finishd a pulstransformer (the same one in stun guns) With 30 turns of prim. and with 2000t turns of sec.
I made 10 layers, betwen every layer of windings is 1-2 layers of baking paper.
Now to my question: Is wax or oil better for isolation.or ar ther any other mothodes?

Alex
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teslacoolguy
Mon Jan 12 2009, 08:40PM
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Oil definatly. Watch out though because you can still get air bubbles and that will ruin the transformer.
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ConKbot of Doom
Mon Jan 12 2009, 08:47PM
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For something portable where a container for the oil would be impractical, obviousley wax would be better...
But oil provides better cooling, and better corona resistance and insulation. So it really depends on the application and voltages.

Pupman archives has info on wax,
Link2 is the individual post.

Go to Link2 and use the search to look up more stuff.

A 2 part epoxy or a polyurethane would work well, but could be more difficult to work with and use, especially the epoxy, since to do it right you would need vacuum potting equipment.
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wicked alex
Mon Jan 12 2009, 09:40PM
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ConKbot of Doom wrote ...

For something portable where a container for the oil would be impractical, obviousley wax would be better...
But oil provides better cooling, and better corona resistance and insulation. So it really depends on the application and voltages.

Pupman archives has info on wax,
Link2 is the individual post.

Go to Link2 and use the search to look up more stuff.

A 2 part epoxy or a polyurethane would work well, but could be more difficult to work with and use, especially the epoxy, since to do it right you would need vacuum potting equipment.
it will produce abaut 40kv-50kv at 5-10hz
so is oil better?or wil wax do it at that voltage.
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