RE: Resonant cap?

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Original poster: Mike <megavolts61@xxxxxxxxx>

I hate to argue with you Gary,  but I used to have two 
2.4kVA  transformers that ran at 20kHz and could, if put in series, 
put out 60kVDC.   I was planning to use them in parallel, for 30kV 
and have a good rotary gap(high speed as previously mentioned in the 
pseudo CW idea).  I can't see a 2000V, 10ma transformer doing 
much,  but through a multiplier circuit or even direct driving a 
secondary wound to 30kHz with frog hair fine wire,  might do something.
Mike



Original poster: "Lau, Gary" 
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I don't understand.  What is running at 30 KHz - the 2kV transformer?
If so, it won't work, at least not in any configuration that folks on
this List are familiar with.  What you need is a "core and coil"
transformer, which means it runs at 50/60 Hz.

Gary Lau
MA, USA


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