I am very glad Glen!
Hello Glen,
Well, that's great that you have been able to be successful in my set up!!
And yes it is a great start, no accidents (which is great)...But you must now "tune" your circuit to get Max performance out of it...
The Diodes are like the "Heart Pump" of this device, along with robust MOSFET's that can handle the ultra-fast switching...
The NTE576 have a cross reference to UF505...and there are others also within same spec's...their recovery time goes down to 35 nanoseconds, and in my list from NTE they are the fastest ones.
But you have made it, and I am very glad you did!!
Regards
Ufopolitics
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Hello Glen,
Well, that's great that you have been able to be successful in my set up!!
And yes it is a great start, no accidents (which is great)...But you must now "tune" your circuit to get Max performance out of it...
The Diodes are like the "Heart Pump" of this device, along with robust MOSFET's that can handle the ultra-fast switching...
The NTE576 have a cross reference to UF505...and there are others also within same spec's...their recovery time goes down to 35 nanoseconds, and in my list from NTE they are the fastest ones.
But you have made it, and I am very glad you did!!
Regards
Ufopolitics
Finally got enough stuff to start my oscillator circuit. Fets will probably be another couple of weeks. When I get the oscillator built and tested I will build the coil. I have been trying to analyse what goes on in the coils. I don't have a problem seeing it if it were just a secondary linked by magnetic flux, but it is also connected in series and the BEMF fed it. As the BEMF flows through it the changing field will try to induce a current in the primary. Uug it gives me a headache thinking about it.
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