AC current / volatge with a mosfet in Ltspice

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The Voltage Multiplier Simulation is experiencing issues, particularly with the second transformer, which is not functioning correctly. The user attempted to create AC current using a MOSFET but suspects errors in their approach. There is a suggestion to reconsider the circuit design, specifically the placement of the transformer and switch within the multiplier ladder. Tips for properly implementing AC current generation with a MOSFET in LTspice are requested. Clarifying the circuit layout may help resolve the simulation problems.
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Hi,
my Voltage Multiplier Simulation does not work properly the first transformer is working just fine, the second one does not really seems to work, for the second transformer i tried to creat AC current with a mosfet, but i think I am doing it wrong :/, can you give me some tips how to creat AC current with a mosfet in Ltspice.
 

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ernd59 said:
Hi,
my Voltage Multiplier Simulation does not work properly the first transformer is working just fine, the second one does not really seems to work, for the second transformer i tried to creat AC current with a mosfet, but i think I am doing it wrong :/, can you give me some tips how to creat AC current with a mosfet in Ltspice.
Is there a reason that you have the transformer and switch there in the middle, instead of continuing the multiplier ladder?
 
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