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Antonio
Fri Jul 09 2010, 12:18AM
Antonio Registered Member #834 Joined: Tue Jun 12 2007, 10:57PM
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Those perforated boards with copper parallel lines are quite convenient for constructions, and the result is not messy.
Link2
Lines in one direction use the board, and in the other direction use jumpers. No wires under the board.
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HazzWold 1993
Fri Jul 09 2010, 02:41AM
HazzWold 1993 Registered Member #2563 Joined: Mon Dec 21 2009, 10:17AM
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Edit : Nevermind.
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quicksilver
Fri Jul 09 2010, 02:11PM
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Neat and tidy little job there....Well done.
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HazzWold 1993
Sat Jul 17 2010, 10:40AM
HazzWold 1993 Registered Member #2563 Joined: Mon Dec 21 2009, 10:17AM
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Link2
Link2
finished my driver, now need to incorporate it onto a PCB, and tidy it up.
So far total cost $21
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GhostNull
Wed Sept 15 2010, 01:49PM
GhostNull Registered Member #2648 Joined: Sun Jan 24 2010, 12:45PM
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Hey,

I'm going/thinking of making a ZVS. Could you post your final parts list please?

Thanks mate smile
-Ken

(I helped you find your IRFP250s remember)
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bgsniper
Wed Sept 15 2010, 07:01PM
bgsniper Registered Member #3200 Joined: Wed Sept 15 2010, 06:57PM
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hi

irf530 for transistors? whats the max power of the driver with these?
my driver is built with these cheap transistors and the output arc can be seen here
The power supply is 24v. And the 10k resistors can be under 2w. My capacitor is 0.68 uF wima red color.
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HazzWold 1993
Thu Sept 16 2010, 10:12AM
HazzWold 1993 Registered Member #2563 Joined: Mon Dec 21 2009, 10:17AM
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do you want links or Or just a parts list
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GhostNull
Thu Sept 16 2010, 10:20AM
GhostNull Registered Member #2648 Joined: Sun Jan 24 2010, 12:45PM
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Both??? >.<
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HazzWold 1993
Thu Sept 16 2010, 10:45AM
HazzWold 1993 Registered Member #2563 Joined: Mon Dec 21 2009, 10:17AM
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GhostNull wrote ...

Both??? >.<

Okay i used...

2 x IRFP250 - Link2
2 x Ultrafast diodes STTH1R04 - Link2
2 x 15v 5W Zeners 1N5352BG - Link2
1 x 680nf 850v MKP capacitor PP - Link2
And the resistors were just stated values of 470ohm and 10k, both of them were 2W and the inductor was one i pulled off an inverter microwave board. smile
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Marko
Thu Sept 16 2010, 01:49PM
Marko Registered Member #89 Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 02:40PM
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What I used was the aluminum tape that many use to make a TC Toroid with. I took a perfboarf (that was just a stripped Ethernet card) and cut out my little PC-board design with the tape (made it much thicker than a profession trace however) and soldered it up. It worked quite well. When I completed it and all was working - I covered it with clear lacquer. That way it was compact and the heat-sink could be attached via small screws.

I've never seen anyone succeed soldering anything to aluminum, it's inherently unsolderable. So pics or it didn't happen!

Marko
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