Carl and Jim: Recheck your math computations. I believe the Transformer impedance is 500,000 ohms or .5 meg-ohms. Then the inductance is 1326 henrys or 1.326 kilo-henry.
Ron
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> Date: Sun, 2 Feb 2014 13:43:20 -0700
> Subject: Re: [TCML] NST model
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> That's a big honkin' inductance, but it makes sense. I'll try it.
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> From: Jim Lux
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> The shunt results in large leakage inductance. Model it as a very large
> inductor in series with the secondary.
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> For instance, if you have a 15kV, 30mA transformer, that implies that
> the series impedance of the secondary is 15E3/30E-3 or 5 Megohms. Using
> X = L *2*pi*f At 60 Hz, that's 13kHenry
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