Circuit inside DC boost step up pulse power module

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The discussion focuses on understanding the internal circuitry of a DC boost step-up pulse generator, specifically a 400kV model purchased online. Participants express skepticism about the voltage rating, suggesting it may actually be 20kV, and highlight safety concerns regarding high voltage. They speculate that the device likely includes components such as a current limiting resistor, capacitor, and possibly a pulse width modulator. The design is compared to a flyback inverter, with references to similar high-voltage transformers used in TVs. Identifying the exact components inside remains challenging for users seeking more detailed information.
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Any one know circuit inside DC boost step up pulse generator?
I have this one buy from ebay 400Kv type,i want to know how this work by circuit inside..
I had googling and not found result..
Please help me..
 

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evan manalu said:
Any one know circuit inside DC boost step up pulse generator?
I have this one buy from ebay 400Kv type,i want to know how this work by circuit inside..
I had googling and not found result..
Please help me..
400kV? Is that a typo? What is the application?
 
I'd expect it to at least have a current limiting resistor and a capacitor, like a car ignition. But the nature of the arc makes me think there is more.
 
Right..
More like pulse with modulator..
And i have x-ray scaning
But dificult to identify the component inside
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evan manalu said:
And i have x-ray scaning
But dificult to identify the component inside
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The large dark silhouette resembles the EHT transformer from a TV: a square ferrite core with the bulges being two separated windings. The other components would form the oscillator and driver to pulse the primary winding of that transformer.
 
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