Re: Terry's DRSSTC - Experiment - A curious thing...

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Original poster: "Gerald  Reynolds" <gerryreynolds@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi Terry,

Im thinking out loud here so forgive me.  I wondering if one should do a 
single bang experiment where the variable is cycles per burst and only one 
burst.   Record the energy and topload voltage as a function cycles per 
burst.   One can then determine the minimum number of cycles per burst 
needed to produce the breakout voltage for the given topload.

Given that, one can then design an experiment that varies the burst per sec 
and the cycles per burst in a way that preserves a constant power and still 
results in breakout.

Gerry R.


> Original poster: "Bob (R.A.) Jones" <a1accounting@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Try starting it up at a given BPS and see if you have the same effect or
> approach a max or min from higher or lower BPS.
>  Its tempting to assume that when the streamer length is so dependent on the
> BPS it would also be dependent on the duration/energy of the burst.
> i.e. a small change in the duration(number of cycles per burst) would change
> the streamer length too. If not you may need an exotic effect to explain it
> or a artifact of your control system or PS.
> Beating between the BPS and mains frequency would be my guess.
>
> Robert (R. A.) Jones
> A1 Accounting, Inc., Fl
> 407 649 6400