Re: capacitor question - SRSG

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Original poster: kidd6488@xxxxxxx 

can you be more specific as to what exactly all those 
variables/abbreviations mean? Xs, Vs_oc Is_ss..... There are a lot 
that I, and probably others do not understand.  I was looking to put 
together a list of these ob 
<http://hot-streamer.com/jonathon>http://hot-streamer.com/jonathon 
(the link is even there) but I couldn't find a source for all the 
information. If you or someone could explain these that would be great.

thanks!

Jonathon

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Sent: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 07:38:48 -0600
Subject: Re: capacitor question - SRSG

Original poster: "Gerry Reynolds" 
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Hi Jonathon,

It is common to use 1.6*Cres for static gaps and 2.8*Cres for SRSG's.

Cres (nf) = 10^9/(2*pi*line_freq*Xs)

Xs ~= Vs_oc/Is_ss

Gerry R.

>Original poster: <mailto:Kidd6488%40aol.com>Kidd6488@xxxxxxx
>And what are the numbers here again for a given transformer 
for >static vs. sync gaps? I thought I remembered needing .035uF but 
I may be wrong.
>
>Jonathon
>
>In a message dated 8/16/05 1:09:07 AM Eastern Daylight 
Time, ><mailto:tesla%40pupman.com>tesla@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
>Original poster: Brady Hauth <<mailto:bhauth%40gmail.com>bhauth@gmail. com>
>
> > Hey, does anyone have a source for these caps anymore? I originally
> > got mine from the geeks, but I heard they no longer do that? I've
> > got 9 for .017uF i believe, but I'm looking to make a SRSG for my NST
> > and I think I would need like .035 (2x9) for that.. Correct?
>
>rell.com
>
>cheers
>
>
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