Originally posted by DrStiffler
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If you want to do it like that, I'd say you'd have to use bifilar wound coils and drive both windings from the same side so the fields add up, or at least place the couples side by side instead of oppozing one another. The way you have them wound now, the fields will influence one another in a way that you cannot really control. Further, I'd make sure that you drive the other pair from the other side, such that all fields point in the same direction.
Then, if you want to drive something, I suggest you make a third winding, so you get a transformer. You can use these secondaries in principle in series or in parallel, but you're using HF, so that may become a bit of a problem. But you're the HF expert here, so that would be your problem
So, perhaps it's much easier to drive two loads. As long as you make sure the load at both coils match, it should work.

I wish you the best of luck with this & hope, and pray for your success. Please keep all of us posted on your tests and results.
, had remarkable growth rates. Is there a thread here on this, or might you Please start one, for I have much interest in this and do not wish to go off topic here because, my gut feeling is that lamare has something here.
Gene

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