I have good experience, using FART - NSTs 15kV / 60mA short circuit
current, in the design of a Twin-TC system, whose description can be
downloaded from:
The coil was designed and made in 2004, for demonstrations, for the
physics department of the Bern-University. Two specimen have been
realized, and they are yet working flawlessly and reliable nowadays.
Regards, Kurt Schraner
Basel,Switzerland
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From: YESN via Tesla
Sent: Wednesday, January 10, 2018 4:08 PM
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Subject: [TCML] FART Resinblock Transformer
So after trying to find NST's for a reasonable price I finally found
one.
However it's nothing I am familiar with. It is rated at 9kV 50mA (50Hz
240V).
It is from the manufacturer FART, does anyone have experience with these
types of transformers? Are they as good to use as any other NST?
With this change in plans my cap-value changed. Resonant value is
0.017684 uF.
Charts I have looked at all have a factor of 1,5 concerning LTR values.
(This would give me 0.0265 uF) How would I go designing an MMC if I use
the popular 0.15 uF 2kV Cornell Dubilier caps?
Or is it advisable to go with something else that can get closer to this
value?
(Update: I have found some magnet wire. From the one I found I can in
theory make 1217 turns. Is this good for a s.c with a diameter of 11,5
cm? with wire of 0,4 mm.)
Sincerely,
Yesn
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