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Re: [TCML] DC coils
Syd Klinge (who did the Big Day Out the year before you in 2005) used 3
phase rectified. From memory he didn't use a charging inductor but only a
large air cored RF suppression inductor (like a foot or so of a TC
secondary).
http://tesladownunder.com/Tesla%20display.htm#BigDayOutKlinge
and yours is here too
http://tesladownunder.com/Tesla%20display.htm#BigDayOutCarlos
Cheers
Peter
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Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2011 6:33 AM
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Subject: [TCML] DC coils
I am planning to build a rectified 3phase - DC tesla coil with a
variable
rotary gap to give a variable pulse rate, and I am wondering about the
use
of the inductor (charging reactor)...
I can see this is used for several purposes.
To limit the charging current to protect the diodes and control the
maximum pulse per second rate.
Also, to create a high impedance for the HF circuit so it can oscillate
with out the power supply being a short accross it...
I can also see that there would be an optimum size (inductance) to best
match a given pulse per second rate for best performance.
What I am wondering is if it is possable to build a dc coil with a
variable pulse rate (without changing the inductance).
For example, a DC coil with a rotary gap with a variable speed drive.
And what effect does varying the speed of the gap have on the output?
Has any body had any experience with this?
Thanks,
Carlos
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