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IGBT's: Calling all experts/ non-experts alike
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IGBT's: Calling all experts/ non-experts alike
How to measure DC⚡️ high voltage(plans for "new" high voltage multiplier)
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13 minutes of rambling about "high voltage" and " electronics" related to a high voltage multiplier.
unveiling👁 mystery circuit,pulse width modulation with a ad-829👍 op-amp🫨
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video of the basic steps to pulse width modulation using several ca-3130/3140 op-amps, and a analog devices ad-829 op amp as a comparator.the ad-829 is characterized as a high speed/low noise "video amplifier" for driving 50 and 75 ohm loads with a high bandwidth.its boasts a 230v/us slew rate as well.a mystery circuit in every sense of the word.😄
part2 👻mystery circuit👀🔮return of packman🤣
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this video is still classified as a ,"mystery"😀🤫🤔
mystery 👀🔮circuit🤫dont tell the "AI girls"😂
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mystery 👀🔮circuit🤫dont tell the "AI girls"😂
Spider🕷circuits😯explained.
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In this video I'll show you how to build a super simple transistor oscillator.these oscillators have many applications and only require a low parts count.thanku for your interest😃
Cockcroft/Walton 💡voltage multiplier,aka my" high voltage tower"
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my videos are always about improving things that I have or have built.sometimes in videos I make statements that may seem like questions to viewing audience,but my intentions are merely to get people thinking.i may also on occasion say things to see if I get any comments about it and what they say.thanku🙂 for your intrests in my channel and my Cockcroft Walton voltage multiplier.
😯"oh no..Mr.Bill"hes got another transformer😂
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this power supply took two weeks to rebuild.it was originally built in 1992 in a houston satellite c band actuator box.there was much more I did to this,but videos would be too long.im giving this project overall, a 90% success rate.i set my standards pretty high.thanku for interest!😃
power supply🤔ripple
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16.6 volt power supply rebuilt for cockcroft Walton voltage multiplier tower.😃
astron😀rs-20a power supply,🤔taking a look at.
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this video covers many topics associated with the use and troubleshooting of the astron rs-20a power supply.please don't think your above the engineers of astron.replace fuses according to labelling.😉they built it like that for a reason😁.
ebay🫤: tips for buying quality electronic parts at a fair price.
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a compilation of tips on how to improve your buying experience and get your best buy on ebay.there is likely more ways to use eBay more successfully but these have been useful for me.😀
MOT:🤯the sequel,im done with this.(microwave oven transformer rewind)
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final attempt at rewinding a microwave transformer for low voltage.its all smoke and mirrors.23 turns #17 200 degree C.heavy build wasted in winding above the original primary.25 turns of #17awg for secondary winding gave me exact voltage I wanted 18.2vac.(with additional primary in series with org.primary).all primary load currents mentioned in video were all no load,floating turns.project is ...
MOT🤒😬🤯10 pounds of stress.(microwave oven transformer rewind)
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MOT🤒😬🤯10 pounds of stress.(microwave oven transformer rewind)
ebay flyback driver,no 😟go for future?high voltage tower,freq.changes🤔
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ebay flyback driver,no 😟go for future?high voltage tower,freq.changes🤔
safety first🤕:a big🤫"push button" switch
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safety first🤕:a big🤫"push button" switch
igbt flyback driver intermittent(part 1),im burnt out🤕😟
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igbt flyback driver intermittent(part 1),im burnt out🤕😟
high speed dc fan noise🤯 in president madison cb.
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high speed dc fan noise🤯 in president madison cb.
flyback🙂🌩 oscillator,yet another.(im snubbing the snubbers)
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flyback🙂🌩 oscillator,yet another.(im snubbing the snubbers)
Power supply for hvg1/Robert Iannini inspired
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Power supply for hvg1/Robert Iannini inspired
ntc thermistor and ca3140 temp.switch.
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ntc thermistor and ca3140 temp.switch.
8255 pheonix,stuck on..😟/making 25mhz ocxo board.
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8255 pheonix,stuck on..😟/making 25mhz ocxo board.
Part 3: wait, are the igbts paralleled or not? The schematic shows they have have their own 0.07 ohm resistor, but then you say they do not. Then you say they have their own gate resistor, but they should not! That gate driver already has a 3 to 3.5ohm output resistor built in, right? -Paralleling those igbts still might be an issue regardless of how they are connected. One of the first things I'd do is just remove one of them. Obviously don't run it at full power or anything, but check if the ringing goes away and check if the dip and leveling off times are halved.
@@SkippiiKai yes individual resistors to gates.i wouldn't do it any other way.would oscillate likely.ive had 4 different igbts in it.same thing.one pr.was safe parallel igbt,three were not.i also had .025ohm eq resistors on each igbt.also had igbts directly connected.doesnt really have any bearing.maybe I do a video of pulling one igbt off circuit,but actually there's irfp260 in it now.huge rings on output,but seems like it's better than igbts.still gets hotter than hades.i put the vat 4452? gate drivers into it last.the big sobs that drive 10,000pf.gotta go.
Part 2: put bypass caps before the voltage regular (if you absolutely need it). The ones after the regulator should be sufficient. Are you sure the ground is really fluctuating, or is you scope prope wire picking up emf? -if the ground really is fluctuating, maybe put a common mode choke right before the gate bypass caps? -Ah, I see you do have emitter resistors on the Igbt. I misunderstood when you said they were completely paralleled. - A 1amp supply should easily power a 2amp gate driver. The amps is only for a tiny fraction of the time, only during the transisions, and all of that energy should be held in the high speed caps immediately before the gate driver. Page 7 of the datasheets provide graphs of supply current required, but it never goes over 135mA.
@@SkippiiKai yup currents never go beyond a 100ma or so.so changing the voltage reg was useless.yes 3 volt spikes on a huge wide ground both positive and neg.ive tried everthing.very frustrated.i put probably two weeks into it.lol.i even started running litz wire on gnds.no difference.maybe I'll put one last vid on to show u the point I gave up at.lolol.first thing I've ever built that I hate.🤯😄
Back from vacation now so catching up on all my TH-cam videos. A couple things: First of all, what's the difference between a 317 and 217? The specs look almost identical. But why not use a 1117, which has a much lower dropout voltage? But more importantly, why are you using a regulator on a 12v supply when the gate drivers can handle 18v (20v max)? I'd replace the regulators with a moderately large capacitor. You should have a cap after the regulator anyway. 2) As far as the weird steps on the gate during turn-on, I think what you're seeing might be the weird capacitances coming into place between collector and gate, instead of gate and emitter. I know with a mosfet there are 3 capacitances, one between each leg, but we usually ignore all except the gate capacitance. The others only show up midway through the turn on/turn off. I do not know how or if these apply to IGBTs. 3) I think IGBTs need emitter resistors when run in parallel. I'm not positive, and I've never run them in parallel, but definitely check if one is getting hotter than the other. I'm only 10 minutes through the video so far so maybe this none of this is helpful...
@@SkippiiKai hey good to hear you.the lm217 handles more current than the 317.i had to abandon it.everything I put in there gets too hot to me,whether igbt or mosfet.turn off seems to be issue.doesnt make sense,people say drive the igbt gate negative,but no gate drivers will swing neg.they are all grounded outputs in off state.i just wasn't meant to touch igbts I hate those things.id have to run gate driver into a array of small fets to try to pick up a negative voltage.im not sure that's possible when it's output will only go as low as ground.i have not found one gate driver that will swing negative,so that tells me that everyone saying pull gate negative doesn't know what their talking about??lol.thanks🙂
Thnx for the video. You just saved me 50 euros :-)
@@tauceti. lol.i think I know why you say that😄
Ps.i bought a omnilab.its the,"cats meow"😀it's a fine piece of hot plate,approx.225$ american.no shock or cut hazards,no over shoot,no guess how hot it is!🙂
I was playing mine and the vents were covered and got a burning smell ... turned it off and it never turned on again
@@ReeceGilbert-tu5up oh my,I have a fan in this one.i don't have any videos covering that kind of troubleshooting.best wishes.message if you need help.😃
You did a great job with that volume control. I knew about the wafers inside the switch but I didn’t know that t loudness contour was connected with it. Thanks for the tip.
@@calvinrichardson3562 awe thanku for the nice comment.😃long live sansui🙂.
Good job. But must be honest , the original red was better.
Sorry.i was thinking these were originally green.after watching video,I realize I changed them due to vision problems with the color red.🙂
Red display was better..
Sansui sold off their transformer line to Hashimoto, who makes high end audio transformers. If you search for Hashimoto transformers, you can find their website telling the story about them and Sansui. Also, I asked DDG AI Chat and it said this amp was released in 1978 for $200-300. It probably can answer tons of questions about Sansui, since its trained on japanese websites and who knows what else.
Hi thank you very much for your greatly valuable analysis of an interesting amplifier I find weird that cheap amps are so complex with a lot of controls while very expensive high end amps have almost nothing but a selector and a volume control who is right or wrong ? Personally i would buy this amp expecially for its power amp section that looks very well built and powerful Maybe adding a pair of rcas inputs on the back bypassing the preamp and tone controls section I am quite sure that the sound is very very nice Thanks again and kind regards, gino
@@gino3286 hi gino thanks for comment yes high end amps are generally a blank faceplate with a power button.i really like integrated amps so there's lots of buttons.😃😄it is very well made as really all amps were in this time period.1977 to 1982 always seemed to be the best of years.best regards🙂
Also some amps do have the "pre".in and "post" amp rca's on back to do that.🙂
@@generalingwer4341 Hi ! thank you very much for your kind and valuable advice These very fine amps appear on the 2nd hand market and sometimes they are in great shape Integrated were very popular back then more than the pre plus power amp solution I will look after one i would like to set up a little lab one day if i can find a place that i am looking for Thanks again and kind regards gino
@@generalingwer4341 yes i see and i like that a lot Usually if there is a problem is located in one of the two section what scares me is that usually the tone control section is full of parts that can go bad with age To track the broken ones is for experts It is fundamental to find the service manual or at least a schematic to spot the power amp section inputs Then i could route the signals even to a headphone jack on the back and using a jack to rcas adapter to connect a preamp I usually read the power consumption written on the back to get an idea of the power available from the amp Thank you very much again Best wishes gino
I like that. The discharges keep you on the edge of the seat.
It's a 8"piece of #10 ground wire.
Developing reasonable RPMs. Nicely done!
The secret is ptfe oil😁
has anyone tried putting temperature resistant foam or anything on the top surface? so you don't burn yourself and also to cover the gap at the base of the heating plate. I'm just wondering if it's a good or bad idea
It think that would be bad,I put high temp fiberglass tubing over element connections..it doesn't take well.
I have a Sansui A-700 Classique integrated amplifier. It is identical to the Sansui A-7 shown.
@@ChristopherPlatt yes, I've seen those a-700.ive never seen inside or worked on one before.thanku for watching🙂
Arduino has minimum duty cycle of 1ms . i micro sec duty cycle is that hard to find ? Or can you make such a duty cycle with a Function ?
@@mykedoes4099 I can take the duty cycle to less than a microsecond on my function generator,but the frequency must be approx.or greater than 1mhz.
They sound awful
That maybe the case if it's original.😁
I just blew a fuse.but can't find it! 😂
@@Hawkesdog 😁well thanks for looking inside mine😅
Very good video, I learned so much!!!
@@vukvukovic3737 thanku very much😃
We managed a trip to Japan last year and I found an area in Tokyo full of electronics surplus stores. I reckon I saw one with containers full of new old stock pots. I'd lay money that most came from audio manufacturers.
That sounds like a amazing trip.i aways admired Japan and its people. the craftsmanship I've seen on various things I found inspiring.
Ride on the Carbon Trail, Ride on the Chisholm Trail, both would be great I bet. Enjoyed this, as it drills into a problem we've all seen - noisy pots. But you tackle it the right way.
I would like to go that direction too live amongst a pack of ❤wolves😃.it's too cold for the artic wolves I suppose.i reckon monty would approve😁.
Maybe I missed it in the video, but what did you replace the original balance potentiometer with? I've got all the details from the service manual but finding a suitable replacement seems difficult.
@@Ejlectronics6 yeah finding one is as tough as replacing it.give me a bit here to search through some boxes.i may be lucky to have the mouser bag saved in my g55 box.
@@generalingwer4341 I'd appreciate that! My only other option is to maybe dissemble it and try to fix the fault... bit risky though!
@@Ejlectronics6 no go.have pots but no mouser bag.i did treble plus It looks balance.i remember the treble ended up being taper issue on new pot,but I left it in...lol..log vs linear or vice versa.its generally best to try to use existing,even if micro surgery.there is a slot on the two pins banding pot together.look from shaft end.the slots are super tiny.i get about two tries until there stripped.the back of that pin appears to turn as well.cant see it,but I wonder if you could find away to make the back stop,maybe it's a super tiny inside threaded shaft??takes a heck of a good jewelers screw driver.u could also grind the pin edge off.they should come apart then,just find a cleaver repinning.best I can stay their a pain in @#$%.😄but I do love sansui!
@@Ejlectronics6 yeah it is risky.case in point I almost had to toss my a40 volume control away yesterday,due to stress from getting it back together and bending a super tiny contact inside.lol.i pulled through,but it was close.😄🙈another thing to try that's on my list is a cheap ultrasonic,dump some jewelry cleaner in,and let it vibrate for awhile! It's less stress than micro surgery and might just work🤔
I had something like this when I was a kid, maybe not as fancy as this one. Had a lot of happy hours with it. I don't know if kids get to play with these nowadays, but I think many buddings careers in electronics started here.
@@lindsaybrown7357 that's great!I had one in a wood box too,when I was in grade school.i remember making a fish caller.id put the speaker in a bag and sling it out my bdrm window.there was no water for miles.😄guess I was expecting them to walk to my window😅🤣
@generalingwer4341 Ha Ha, maybe Mexican Walking Fish ?
@@lindsaybrown7357 lol,what would have took the county by storm.😁
This was interesting, more from a philosophical perspective. I totally agree about searching for answers on the internet as you will always find what you want but not necessarily what you need. Maybe a failed experiment, but you are in good company. How many failed experiments did Tesla or Faraday have tucked away in the bottom drawer. I've got more than a few 😢
You know looking back books always worked for me.when those all went away for various reasons like many other things,I've come to find Google and 2024 does not work.case in point I went searching for some radio shack books the other day,notebooks really,use to sell for probably 2.99.the mini engineers note books from Forrest mimms the third.he had many publications out that were super useful.the prices were unbelievable when I found them.i guess today a good education is priceless,because wow not 2.99 anymore.i wonder if Forrest mimms ever tried to rewind a microwave transformer?my guess is not,because he had other transformers to work with.😏🙂
@generalingwer4341 I'm finding my collection of reference and text books are becoming more important to me. Kind of a constant in a comforting way. Agree about the Radio Shack note books, little treasures. I have a full set of Hawkins Electrical Guide printed in NY in 1924, little black books with gold edged pages. I keep finding myself noseying through them and marvelling at the old time images and diagrams.
@@lindsaybrown7357 yes, you gotta have comfort items and constants in life.some good books,no internet,owning anything and bacon are the best.mine is my shoebox of wire and monty's🥰 greatest hits on youtube.well actually my rin🫡 tin tin movies too!I'm gonna search those Hawkins on ebay.my motto is if you can't live in the future,indulge in the past.😁
This is something I was actually just talking about 2 days ago. There are two estheticians at the company I work for, and they use ozone as a treatment in their facials. Their machines blast steam through UV light from a mercury bulb to make the ozone for the facials. I've often asked them why they always use the steam and not just the ozone in air. Apparently esthetician school goes pretty light on the chemistry, because no one seems to know, they just say it always has to be done that way. Obviously, it doesn't HAVE to be done with steam, but my guess had always been either that it makes it safer to breathe, or that it works by making hydrogen peroxide, or that it just saves time doing both steam and ozone at the same time. I guess I can rule out the peroxide theory, now. On another note, I've always been disappointed in how little estheticians seem interested in how their fancy machines actually work. Well, when then do work. When they don't, I get to play with them. Surprisingly, they don't seem to put out a lot of ozone. I think my Jacob's Ladder puts out more (but I'm not sticking that anywhere near my face). I offered to supercharge their ozone generators, but apparently my reputation for reckless disregard of electrical safety precedes me because no one took me up on it. I have no idea why I started writing this comment now... Oh, I remember... I wanted to ask what wattage that generator runs at. Many years ago I worked at a hotel, and we had these big ozone generators, probably a foot tall by 18 inches. If someone smoked in a non-smoking room we'd run one of those for an hour, and then we'd have to wait 2 hours before it was safe to go in just to retrieve the unit. If you need a source for a large quantity of ozone, see if you can track down one of those things.
,"your reputation for reckless disregard of electricity"?🤣I'm not sure why ozone for that.these are fish tank machines.could be science to it or simply marketing gimic.i do know though ozone solubility in water is quite poor,unless it's in ice bath,even then it's not real high I believe.i once read something that implied ozone is better produced at lower high voltages.this machine is 500mg/hr.it very much surprised me just how quick the stink will come,it's daunting to me.generally machines you can buy generate thousands to tens of thousands of mg/hr.this is smallest one I could find that stated output.its a real lung blaster,but it seems short lived in water.people use these for fruit I've heard.small amounts probably beneficial large amounts send u for a gas mask.
Interesting. So that's another new entry in the giant 'opamp spreadsheet of woe'. Finding the right opamp for the job is hard work!
@@doug694 I didn't care if it was the right one,I just knew it would be a "good" one in 2024.😄
@@generalingwer4341 yeah we can't be so picky about finding a perfect fit when half of them are 555s or OPTOs in disguise
@@doug694 🧐😲😆
Yes, I'm realising how little I know. Creating PWM is a very useful function.
Yes it is.doing it this way eliminates buying a 74 cent chip,and it's much more fun and educational.😉😃
Love your videos. This one is getting saved for circuits I'll likely use in my own random projects at some point. That opamp input current does seem really suspicious though. Have you tested those opamps on a dual supply? I just looked up the datasheet, and it looks like the 829 has an input resistance of 13k, which is a couple orders of magnitude less than a typical opamp. Looks like it's designed that way to get that incredible frequency range and slew rate. But I'm too sleepy now to think any more about that 5uA input bias current. Have you tried measuring the input current rather than just calculating it? Analog Devices MT-038 has a simple schematic for testing input bias.... Just in case you ever run out of video ideas.
Thanku. maybe I'll put a minus rail on it at some time,just to see if my theories right.😀.thanks for watching.
The ad-829 op- amp I used as a comparator, is a op-amp for video.😲😄
Another opamp integrating it makes a sin, right?
Got u thinking?a integrator converts square wave to triangle.very similiar to my first step video.one way to get triangle to sine is sending it into a differential pair of transistors to opamp.thanku for watching😀.
I bought a Cassio calculator just like yours in 1995 and is still working with the original battery!
@@PintaoLoko 😃that is awesome.this is my favorite one.its used very hard and gets cleaner in keys,but it keeps ticking.i love casio.thanks for sharing.🙂
Enjoying this a lot. I love the smell of phenolic board (vero board) in the morning. Brings back many memories, good and bad, of circuit builds 😅😅
@@lindsaybrown7357 lololol.i haven't smelled it yet,but that brings something to mind about chemistry.on rare occasion I've found a "amine" like odor on circuit boards and similiar things.amines are generally associated with a "fishy odor"but sometimes smells like bleached(clorox) skunk.monty wouldn't approve.😆thanku🙂.
@generalingwer4341 Some of the smt Caps don't smell too good when you cut them open.
Ok,i see, there must be chemistry there,im gonna investigate.thanku very much for watching my"stuff"@@lindsaybrown7357
@generalingwer4341 There are some odors you'd be familiar with from your time in the electrical game. One distinct one that I instantly recognise is the smell of PCB based oils used in old transformers and capacitors.
"Slew"of bad op amps🫤after seeing part one and part two,"what am I building?"
That's actually a really useful circuit. One immediate use for it that comes to mind is a PWM controller using just a dual opamp chip: one opamp ti generate the perfect triangle, and the other used as a comparator to set the duty cycle. Or a quad opamp for independent RGB control without needing any other ICs. That could save a lot of board space! I'm currently working on a project with PWM that isn't working right, and I suspect a bad batch of tl494s, so I might have to give this a try. You meantioned being able to set the DC with the added diodes & resistors. Can you still have fully independent frequency and duty cycle from just the one amp like that? My project needs to be stable a 1hz at 1%DC - not really the type of thing companies put on data sheets.
Congratulations fine sir,you have won the psychic award!🤔🫢👏👏💯💥😇I just can't fool you.the triangle is the starter for pwm.this should do want you want.send it into a comparator.it will be as stable as your reference/regulator voltages allow.the biggest clue for me would have been seeing sym.written on one pot,but your psychic ability is whole other dimension🥳🥳🥳
Now i see AI girlfriends on youtube.whats the world coming too🫣This circuit could have used resistors above and below pots to set up more precisely,but that would be "math" time.😄
Have you seen my 18kW half bridge xray transformer driver?
I will check it out after I finish up here.thanks👍
The voltage drop when it arcs may let the supply voltage drop below the under voltage lock out voltage and disable the output, do you have 100nF across the gate drive ICs, i would make sure you have a solid 15V on the gate drive ICs
Yes ,I know why u said that.the gate drivers were "wrong".i plan on a follow up,it should be good now.🙏1000 turn transformer is bad luck.
@@generalingwer4341 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
The ZVS is a resonant driver mate, the 470ohm resistors are just pull up resistors for the gates and changing the value wont change the frequency, decreasing the value would just supply more gate drive current at the cost of burning power in the pull ups, these drivers are pretty powerful and are capable of much more than you are getting here, usually 4 + 4 turns is about right for the primary
@@T2D.SteveArcs thanku that's what on here 8t.🙂some I have 10.
These are run into saturation to squeeze more power from them in the oven, the output of the magnetron is 600W and they are around 65 percent efficient so they are pulling 1kW plus from this tiny transformer, those are magnetic shunts and are there to allow leakage flux and therefore limit the output current you need to add turns to the primary or run a lower input voltage , the current is going into reactive power and heating the core, you could also run a series inductor (ballast), also a parallel PFC cap with help with idle current
@@T2D.SteveArcs thanku very much for the info😃
@@generalingwer4341 no problem 👍🏻👍🏻
Cool channel man, i subbed and will look through the rest of your vids later tonight, i love to see people sharing their experimentation etc 😎👍🏻
Thanku very much.🙂im no rocket scientist but I do love playing with stuff.the microwave transformer was my worst idea.everytime I added turns to it,it just got worse.
@generalingwer4341 no its great mate, seems less and less people are even interested on how things work anymore 🙁
Looks like a pretty standard linear supply with a couple of parallel pass transistors (Darlington to avoid the need for a driver transistor) the third transistor just setting the output voltage and a bit of extra filtering (LC pi filter) a reverse polarity protection diode and a output load resistor, as for gremlins looks like HF in there probably from a SMPS nearby on your bench or lights etc
😃funny u say that,I believe those gremlins were a result of a external source too,or a scope😁that needs tlc.
@generalingwer4341 yeah i often see HF noise on the scope from local SMPs etc, i doubt its from the scope but you could set the op to gnd and look at the noise floor to check this
The mosfets are faster and the voltage kick back from an inductor is proportional to the current and the rate of change di/dt
I'm working on the di/dt.i know the concept,but stumbling on applying it(snubbers).
@generalingwer4341 try a 10nF 10ohm RC across FETs mate, or a RCD snbber you can also try increasing the gate resistor value and use asymmetric gate drive, switch the gates on through say 15ohms and off through 8ohms to even it out, id need to see your schematic to try help in a meaningful way.. to be honest you would be better using a SMPS IC like the TL494 or SG3525 where you have full control over frequency and deadtime aswell as 2 error amps for voltage and current feedback if you want to implement and regulation or protection etc, you can use it without any feedback of course.. i used a 494 and isolated gate drive ICs + cm300dy24n in my 18kW half bridge, no GDT so i can drive anything from 1.5kHz to 50kHz..
@@T2D.SteveArcs we need to be neighbors,shortest response.🙂
@@generalingwer4341 😄❤️😎👍🏻
You dont need a gap when running push pull mate, obviously you need a gap when running is single ended as a coupled indicator to avoid saturation and to give you the large "flyback" voltage when current is interuppreted
Huh.i never tried no gap.lol,but I've tried every gap up to about .036" at least a thousand times😅😅😅
@generalingwer4341 he he, i would try a different flyback mate, 2500t secondary sounds a lot, the inductance of that will be massive aswel as the interwinding capacitance etc, usually fb are around 1000 to 1500t for 20 to 25kHz
Also you can set your cursors to measure frequency aswell, press both vertical and horizontal buttons together on the cursor measurement selection 👍🏻
Thanks for the tip!
@generalingwer4341 no problem mate
@@generalingwer4341 did you try it?
@@T2D.SteveArcs not yet but I will next time.🙂
@generalingwer4341 😎👍🏻👍🏻
The frequency changes because the running frequency is dictated by the LC tank and when you load the transformer you change the L
I'm having a hard time with that concept.my thought was that osc.was non-resonant.the time constant was being determined by the rc, 470ohm resistors along with the approx. .56uf caps combined with gate characteristics....strangely these caps are marked 50khz.""makes no sense why you would label a cap with a freq?""unless that was freq. at which it resonates with known or given primary.that implies it's lc resonant.im pretty confused over that.also to condemn my theory of rc,the rc would be pretty much a constant freq,load no load.this was something like 8k to 13khz change from memory.im gonna have to draw off a schematic of that board.😃thanku.
@generalingwer4341 theres a lot to answer here mate, do you have fb? The caps are marked with a max frequency because they are RF capacitors designed for use in induction hobs, the thing that sets the resonant frequency in the ZVS is the inductance of the transformer and capacitance of the tank caps iirc the caps are 330nf and there's two in parallel so it would be f = 1/ (2pi x sq/rt (L x C) and the inductance decrease as you load the output so as the inductance drops it will oscillate faster
Interesting solution with the shunt regulator for the lamp, the PTC of tungsten filaments can definitely catch people out if they aren't familiar..
Ha cool, Henri Abraham and Eugene Bloch oscillator, id say this is as famous as the 555 IC 😂, i use the single switch class C Armstrong oscillator in my vacuum tube coils, very powerful and efficient, that said the FET based version of a modified astable miltivibrator (the Mazzilli ZVS) is also a very powerful efficient oscillator
If you had used IC's it would be called "dead bug".
@@richardl6751 yes I know what dead bug is.😃spider circuits are close relatives to "dead bug" construction, but their not suspended over a clad board.also its hard to tell when ur spiders dead because his legs point every direction😄thanku for comment😃.
OMG, that takes me back to the first transistor circuit I ever built as a 14 year old kid in the 90s. Fun fact: in the last Stranger Things season, one of the kids (Dustin) is wearing a hoodie with the astable multivibrator schematic on it. The girl I was dating at the time was far less excited than I was when I immediately recognized the circuit and started explaining how it works, and only showed the slightest amount of interest when I told her the last word of the oscillator name. Two weeks later she left me for my coworker, and then started dating another of my coworkers. 'Astable" is a good way to describe her, too.
@@SkippiiKai 🤣🤣🤣unny fact i was gonna describe this circuit as being bipolar,but I didn't know what that conversation would lead me too.shes hot&cold,she's left&right,she's up&down,etc..i had a neighbor girl that was on the rollercoaster.😅on another 😂note,I hear people are getting AI girlfriends,think of the implications of that!!if I had one and built this circuit she might "come undone"like in the Duran Duran song.😂😂😂😂
You've opened a whole new world to me. Sadly, some of my work in the past could qualify as "spider circuitry".
Wow🤔.not sure what to say? Thanku.im a very small fish in a very big pond.(actually less than a fish)at any rate spider circuits are about achieving a state of mind😁they don't even have to work to be spiders😅.looking forward to monty videos.youtube is crooked,they hate me,won't surprise me if they find a way to hid monty's videos from me.ps.id like to ship monty a box of pots😆
WTH is this for? Don’t know how I got here but I’m interested
@@daveelliott9235 lol.i say that everyday scrolling on here.😅it doesn't really have a specific purpose.just a intimidation factor for the neighbors.it will generate ozone which could cure you or kill you.🙂