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golfer113
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Does anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
two points about 1 cm apart.
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Art
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Search for Van de Graff Generator Circuitry.
"golfer113" <zafar.khan1@gmail.com> wrote in message
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"golfer113" <zafar.khan1@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Does anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
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Bob Eldred
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"golfer113" <zafar.khan1@gmail.com> wrote in message
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What's a "continuous static arc?" Things that are static oriented, even a
van de graff generator store charge in capacitance and discharge it as
impulses not a continuous spark or ark. For a continuous arc get a neon sign
transformer or a high voltage dc or ac supply. What are you trying to do? A
15KV neon transformer will easily do what you have asked for.
Bob
news:1126296612.980940.286830@g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
Does anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
What's a "continuous static arc?" Things that are static oriented, even a
van de graff generator store charge in capacitance and discharge it as
impulses not a continuous spark or ark. For a continuous arc get a neon sign
transformer or a high voltage dc or ac supply. What are you trying to do? A
15KV neon transformer will easily do what you have asked for.
Bob
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kell
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golfer113 wrote:
To get an idea what some high voltage circuits look like, go to
http://forum.4hv.org
igbt to drive an automobile ignition coil.Does anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
Yes, for example you can use a 555 timer and a high voltage mosfet or
To get an idea what some high voltage circuits look like, go to
http://forum.4hv.org
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redbelly
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golfer113 wrote:
started:
http://repairfaq.ece.drexel.edu/sam/dlamp.htm#dlodld
Avoid low pressure lamps such as fluorescent and low-pressure sodium,
as their arcs are considerably longer than 1 cm. High-pressure sodium,
mercury, and metal halide can operate on dc under special conditions
(see the above link).
Mark
p.s. a key phrase for a search would be "dc discharge" and not
"continuous static".
It could be possible with discharge lamps. Here is info to get youDoes anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
started:
http://repairfaq.ece.drexel.edu/sam/dlamp.htm#dlodld
Avoid low pressure lamps such as fluorescent and low-pressure sodium,
as their arcs are considerably longer than 1 cm. High-pressure sodium,
mercury, and metal halide can operate on dc under special conditions
(see the above link).
Mark
p.s. a key phrase for a search would be "dc discharge" and not
"continuous static".
J
Jasen Betts
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On 2005-09-09, golfer113 <zafar.khan1@gmail.com> wrote:
different designs for high-voltage generators out there.
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Bye.
Jasen
to start a spark across a gap that wide you need about 10000V there's numerousDoes anyone have a circuit to create a continuous static arc between
two points about 1 cm apart.
different designs for high-voltage generators out there.
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Bye.
Jasen