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Re: 600kV voltmeter /Measuring TC voltages
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- Date: Wed, 16 Mar 2005 08:03:55 -0700
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Original poster: "Peter Terren" <pterren@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
You still need to run rotary gaps as usual so you get the normal quenching
for the single shots as well, I presume.
Original poster: "Dr. Resonance" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxx>
>....... The easiest way to measure the sec output is to put a string
of >diodes in
> the HV power supply with a large resistance --- say 5-10 megOhms. This
> will charge the cap slowly and the sparkgap fires once every 5-10 >
seconds (5RC
> time constant to full charge).
> This spark length is measured from the toroid to a 7-12 inch ground
> terminal. It may then be compared with the peak DC potential charts in
> Handbook of Chemistry & Physics. Use the standard impulse generator >
chart
> for best accuracy....