The last time I posted a question I was spanked pretty hard
I guess my imagination greatly exceeds my electronic knowledge
And possibly the ability of electronics all together
Anyway a few years ago I built a wimshurst machine it works
Very well. I would like to copy its power output with a solid state device.
From what I have read and this is a rough guess its power output is
Around 150,000v somewhere in the high Hz to low kHz range and
Extremely low currant
I have a NST 1500v @ .60ma.
I thought of building a 10-stage voltage multiplier witch would give
Me my voltage but as was pointed out it would give me more currants
Than I would need. And still need to raise freq.
Any help with this problem or a completely new idea would be
completely appreciated
wjyates
I guess my imagination greatly exceeds my electronic knowledge
And possibly the ability of electronics all together
Anyway a few years ago I built a wimshurst machine it works
Very well. I would like to copy its power output with a solid state device.
From what I have read and this is a rough guess its power output is
Around 150,000v somewhere in the high Hz to low kHz range and
Extremely low currant
I have a NST 1500v @ .60ma.
I thought of building a 10-stage voltage multiplier witch would give
Me my voltage but as was pointed out it would give me more currants
Than I would need. And still need to raise freq.
Any help with this problem or a completely new idea would be
completely appreciated
wjyates