This is an excellent circuit, it is nice and simple ! Thank you for giving the component value of the resistor, part number of the MOSFET, etc. Keep up the good work !
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Thanks for the tut.. Awesome now have a circuit to run the heater in the 2C39A uWave valve i am going to use in a 1.2GHZ tx tripler I am building. My wife said the valve in its mount looks like the robot from "Lost in Space".. Good enough reason to build it... 500VDC, tick, the rest is down hill, thanks a bunch, great work..
Thank you for making a video about this with an actual explanation unlike so many others! Does transformer ratio determine step up as turns ratio or does it depend on mosfet on/off frequency? What component needs to be added to change that frequency?
This circuit is known as a "Flyback Transformer" It works but without significant filtering the voltage on the output will have lots of spikes. You will need a RC and a LC filter possibly 2 of each to get the ripple down if you plan to use this circuit in music.
It would be useful for us if you explained how you arrived at the conclusion that they coil & mosfet can only handle the limits that you described in the video. It would also be beneficial if you used the datasheet for the mosfet & showed your calculations. Thanks for sharing. Very nicely done vid!
disposable fuji flash camera works well for that, then add another ultra fast diode to charge two capacitors in series, doubling the output to around 800V
I am loving the positive comments here... :-) 1. Can i replace the 180 Ohm resistor with a varriable resistor or potential-meter so i can varry the output? 2. What can i improve on the circuit to be able to use it as a booster for my solar pannel outputting 17 volts.
How many turns is on the secondary coil? I am thinking to use a toroid ferrite core to wind because I may not be able to get the exact transformer you have.
Hi, you have very good channel so thank you for all your videos. Quick question: I made this kind of voltage booster using small pcb transformer. I simply wired new primary coil and used old mosfet. My resistor is 100ohm. For the output, I use "secondary" side of that pcb transformer and I have connected it to a rectifier and therefore I have full DC output. When I charge a capacitor, it goes up to 220VDC. My input power is from adjustable lab power with 4.00VDC and roughly 150mA. If I try to adjust it to higher voltage 5VDC, amps go up to 3-4A and it won't charge my load capacitor. Can you explain what is causing that? Why can't I use higher voltage for higher output? If I turn it down to 4VDC, amps go down and the output voltage is back to normal.
An excellent adaptation of the blocking oscillator/ joule thief circuit! Appreciate the novel used of the CFL boost inductor to make a flyback! One query- in your initial test you don't have any load or bleeder resistor at the output. Where is the power being dissipated? Is the operation different during the no load?
I see that the circuit is similar to the "Joule Thief" circuit. If so, you might need a "negative voltage clip" diode at the gate of the mosfet or the huge negative voltage bursts can fry it!
This works for me but can't power anything with a winding like a motor for example. I had a couple high voltage 40volt led lights that it powers no problem. I see store bought boost converters that run motors, what am I missing? What can I add to the circuit so I don't lose all my amperage?
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Can we use any other transistor such as tip 41c or tip 42c for this inverter?I want to attach a voltage multiplier circuit to this inverter.Please recommend me the right capacitor values. I will be thankful to you.
Need help, Sir ... I just try it with 220R + 7N80 + 8+12 turn - it has @80v only in 4v1 to 4v8 input range, decrease & increase Vin are dropped to 0v5 ... Any suggestion??