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Re: Big bangs from MOT



Original Poster: Julian Green <julian-at-kbss.bt.co.uk> 

Hi Julian, All,

The biggest flaw I can see is that Marx gens do put out a big kick (HV and
high Joules), but, Marx gens (your circuit diagram isnīt quite correct for a
real Marx gen) are not designed to produce a constant supply of voltage. They
need charge time, so they are of no use in a TC circuit, unless you want a
really sllllooooow BPS rate.

What you may have meant to say was a "Marx gen" on a semiconductor basis. I.e.
a voltage multiplier. Problem would be getting the big (in uF and volts) caps
needed.

Coiler greets from germany,
Reinhard
 




 What do you think of this for a design that allows high voltage bangs
 when you only have a low voltage supply transformer.
 
 Many coils employ multi gap static spark gaps.  So build a marks 
 generator.  String a few largish capacitors up in series with 
 single static spark gaps between the caps (Caps must be same
 type).   Then connect each capacitor up to the supply with chokes.
 
 NOTE: view this message with a fixed size font.
 
 2KV--+-----------+-----------+
      (           (           (
      (           (           (
      (           (           (
   A--+--||-+-><--+--||-+-><--+--||-+--><---B
            (           (           (
            (           (           (
            (           (           (
 Gnd--------+-----------+-----------+
 
 2KV supply - MOT.  No problems with series transformers and insulation
 breakdown.   For higher voltage add more caps, for higher power add 
 transformers wired in parallel.
 
 When spark gaps fire capacitors are connected in series to generate a
 6KV pulse between points A and B.   (Assuming spark gaps fire at 2KV)
 Connect tesla primary across points A and B, and tune up in the normal 
 way.
 
 Martin: I havn't tried your capacitors out in this configuration, yet -
 perhaps 0.3uF it a bit big for a tesla coil.
 
 Julian Green.
 
 
 
 
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