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> Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Re: HELP WITH HIGH POWER SUPPLY
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> On 2020-05-14 11:35 AM, newxito wrote:
> > There is a schematic of a high voltage supply (350V, 1.2mA) in the
> > LT1308 datasheet, so maybe you can modify the circuit
Hello!
Wow, I was looking a lot to the datasheet but just the first schematic It
appeared, Just going to study the one you just said, It looks really good.
[image: high voltage.PNG]
Thanks a lot,
best regards from Spain.
El jue., 14 may. 2020 a las 17:35, newxito () escribió:
> There is a sc
Hello!
So sorry that I putted in the wiring diagram the capacitors without the
positive and negative pins. As I searched, yes, they need to be with
polarity for the cicles high up the voltage in every step.
About the transformer, The LT1308B does have the pin SW so when it is on,
It give`s the sw
Hello! thanks for the answer.
Wow, I thought that the most important think was the Vin voltage so the
turn ratio of the transformer can high up with the kick. So, is there
anywhere that I can see with how much current goes to the Vin , how much
voltage do Im going to get at the seecundary?
thanks
You can find the schematic in the LT1308A/LT1308B datasheet.
Am Donnerstag, 14. Mai 2020 18:33:44 UTC+2 schrieb Toby Thain:
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> On 2020-05-14 11:35 AM, newxito wrote:
> > There is a schematic of a high voltage supply (350V, 1.2mA) in the
> > LT1308 datasheet, so maybe you can modify the circuit
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Subject: Re: [neonixie-l] Re: HELP WITH HIGH POWER SUPPLY
On 2020-05-14 11:35 AM, newxito wrote:
> There is a schematic of a high voltage supply (350V, 1.
On 2020-05-14 11:35 AM, newxito wrote:
> There is a schematic of a high voltage supply (350V, 1.2mA) in the
> LT1308 datasheet, so maybe you can modify the circuit (FB voltage
The problem with a lot of datasheet designs is that the transformers are
long unobtainable. (Also I don't see that circuit
There is a schematic of a high voltage supply (350V, 1.2mA) in the LT1308
datasheet, so maybe you can modify the circuit (FB voltage divider
resistors ) to get 170V at 2.5mA, that should be enough current for one
1N16.
If you need more current, have a look at the LT3757 in flyback mode.
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You
The voltage tripler as shown requires symmetric positive and negative
cycles. The flyback topology you are using is primarily unipolar, so it
wont produce the symmetric positive and negative cycles like a line-powered
transformer does.
If you are going to use a flyback topology with a voltage m
This design works by inducing a voltage in the primary when the current
flowing through it is turned off. The voltage induced doesn't have much to
do with Vin, It has more to do with how long the current is allowed to flow.
On Thursday, May 14, 2020 at 5:50:57 AM UTC-4, MrThe50sanchez wrote:
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