Re: [TCML] First ever Pig SISG.... inadvertently

[FIFTYGUY@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 2/4/08 8:09:49 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
bunnikillr@xxxxxxx writes:

 
>seeing that you have accomplished a piggie powerd SISG system, you  have 

>got me excited in digging out the digital/silicon stuff I put on  hold.


Just wait til I run it through the bigger coil!  I'm trying to push a lot 
through this 6" coil.
 
 
>I have in my possesion about 20 perfectly matched IGBT's (  Toshiba's 

>MG200Q2YS40)  basically a 1200 V 200 A 1300W brick which is  designed to 

>have 2 "IGBT's in series.



>Can these be used to create a SISG? If they can, then I will be on my  

>way to a SSTC!!!!



    If you look over on 4hv.org, J Aaron Holmes has  worked out some of the 
issues of making a brick SISG. I believe Finn Hammer  has made a "BRSISG". 
    I just used the "standard" SISG4 boards and  IGBTs to "get a feel for 
things" and to get bragging rights for "destroying the  indestructible". However, 
Terry Fritz really scored another home run with this  design - I haven't 
killed any parts of the SISG yet! 
 
-Phil LaBudde
Center for the Advanced Study of Ballistic  Improbabilities



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