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Re: Update
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To: tesla-at-grendel.objinc-dot-com
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Subject: Re: Update
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From: "Jeff W. Parisse" <JParisse-at-DigitalDesignLabs-dot-com>
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Date: Wed, 13 Mar 1996 21:20:10 -0800
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> With a one bushing pig (only one isolated HV terminal) you are
> forced into one of two possible directions: 1) grounded tank
> circuits, 2) Running the core "hot" by placing the transformer
> on an insulated platform.
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> The first choice really limits your selection of tank circuit
> configurations, and my experience with grounded tank circuits is
> that they are generally lower Q than floating tank circuits that
> oscillate ungrounded.
Richard,
Is this what you mean by a floating tank circuit? Could this also be
refered to as a "balanced" tank circuit because two capacitors are
involved? Or would this be floating and balanced?...
O
(----------------|-----| |----| (
( | .25uf | ( ~750 Turns
------) ( | | ( 16ga. Heavy Build
) ( CT Grounded? | | ( on 12.75" PVC form
) (------| * Rotary |---) (
) ( __|__ | ) (
------) ( --- | 6 Turns) (
( - | ) (
(----------------|-----| |--------) (
.25uf (
__|__
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We have yet to find a pole xformer for our coil
(www.ddlabs-dot-com/tesla.html) and wonder if we should setup our coil as
above given our capacitor situation (6 .25uf-at-20kVDC units)?
...Jeff