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Re: Maximum voltage of a toroid



Original poster: "D.C. Cox" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>


It's approx 70% of the value of a full sphere which is 30kV/cm. You use the minor dia of the toroid as the "sphere" dia. If theese is a re-entrant hole in the sphere the value becomes 26.5 kV/cm for the potential measurment.


We've measured this by comparing CIV (corona inception values) of a 7 inch sphere and a toroid measuring 30 x 7 inch. The CIV point was determined when RF interference started forming on a scope hooked up to an amplifier.

Dr. Resonance



Anyone know the equation for how to determine the maximum voltage a
toroid can hold before breaking out.

Thanks