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HV psu design and assorted questions
As long as it was only painful, not dangerous (didn't fibrillate/paralyze you etc). Although, 30mA in, divided by 6*2^(1/2) is only about 3mA so I wouldn't expect much worse from it...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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HV psu design and assorted questions
Thanks for the links, I'm at that unfortunate point where I know bits of what works how, but not enough of 'this can be done like this' examples. As for the fly back, I have heard of them (and where to find them) but I haven't ever dealt with one and I have conflicting information in that some...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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HV psu design and assorted questions
I feel like I'm missing something here, isn't it that for resistors in series the same current is across each if them and found through V=IΣR therefore, if there are two resistors, and they total to 2,000,000 ohms, that it would limit the current across them both when a 10Kv potential is applied...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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HV psu design and assorted questions
Hi, thanks for the reply, the reason I was thinking of using a potentiometer/potential divider circuit was so that I could also drop the output amperage to about 5mA, which would be painful, but not too dangerous (relatively speaking) to be shocked with. Since the value of whatever resistor I...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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HV psu design and assorted questions
Not We aren't using a vacuum system on it, the design is based off of one that appeared on geo-cities a short while ago. We have a couple if op-amps set up to control a peizo disk (bending it where it needs to go) and create outputs for an oscilloscope's x and y inputs. We then have the 'z'...- NwcNlgUfh2
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HV psu design and assorted questions
Low voltage I have done some messing around with an arduino for led cubes etc & I have an 'almost' finished a scanning tunneling electron microscope which I have been building on and off fir a while now. Currently nearing completion is a nixie tube clock, but that's at about 300V (powered from...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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HV psu design and assorted questions
Hi At the moment I am trying to design a variable HV psu for some projects (some of which haven't even been though up yet, but I want to ability to run everything for hv off of the one psu). The idea is to use a transformer(which would double as an isolation transformer) with a 600:2500 ratio...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Design
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Exploring High Voltage Electronics: From Tesla Coils to HV Power Supplies
At the moment, messing around with high voltages (lasers, tesla coils, lightning globes etc), actually I am in the process of attempting to design a hv psu (at least 30kv output), just had to jump way back to square one because I realized that 1626300 ohms worth of potential divider would...- NwcNlgUfh2
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Exploring High Voltage Electronics: From Tesla Coils to HV Power Supplies
Hi Obligatory introductory post: Currently a student in year 11 (Australian equivalent of high school junior?), interested in becoming an electrical engineer.- NwcNlgUfh2
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Isolation transformer questions
Hi I'm trying to design a circuit to be hooked upto mains ac, and it was recommended that I should use an isolation transformer for safety purposes. 1) what purpose does this server, I know that it allows power to pass without the circuits being joined, but what affect does that have/why is it...- NwcNlgUfh2
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- Isolation Transformer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering