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How do I accurately recreate the ER effect (using electro-rheological fluid)?

I am working on a project that makes use of the unique properties of electro-rheological fluid (ERF), a substance that changes viscosity when an electric field is applied: For this project, I want to ...
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Can ML240 polyimide magnet wire handle 50kV when used in inductors?

I have built ~2mH inductors wired on air core plastic bobbins from AWG26 ML240 polyimide magnet wire and tested them at ~25kV. They seem to work fine without shorting through the polyimide insulation....
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Would this Falstad simulation of a 50 kV flyback system work in real life?

I am trying to make a 10 kV 10 kHz generator by modifying this circuit: I am thinking of connecting 220 V DC at the output of the MOSFET and using a transformer with 1:50 ratio: Falstad simulation. ...
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Static discharge from HV ground wire

I am building a small X-ray machine. The X-ray tube (БС-1) has a massive copper anode. I am using a negative output HV multiplier driven by 10kV pulses from a HV transformer. The HV minus is connected ...
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Choosing capacitor value and rating and diode rating for Cockroft-Walton circuit

I am building a voltage multiplier Cockroft-Walton circuit that produces around 120 kV output voltage with 15 kV input voltage (initially 250 V is stepped up to 15 kV using transformer). I have not ...
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Manufacturing precautions for voltage multipliers [closed]

I've been watching YouTube: https://youtu.be/YYKlfFYTl-8. Can you tell me is this dangerous or not to do at home? So I've been watching this video, and I've wanted to do it myself, but to the number ...
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How ca I match a class AB amplifier to voltage multiplier through a transformer?

So here it goes, I will keep this issue as simple as possible. I have this Class AB amplifier over here, that brings me a 60 Hz sinusoidal signal up to aprox 15Vp. Must be said that the sinusoidal ...
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How do I triple the output voltage of a 555 timer boost circuit?

I currently have an output of 160V, but my application requires a minimum of 400V-500V. Is there a method to triple the existing 160V to achieve the desired voltage range of 400V-500V?
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Half-wave voltage doubler question

I've been having trouble trying to understand the circuit mentioned in the title, which you can see in the picture below. Note that I'll be using the ideal diode model in my explanations. In case ...
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Voltage doubler using 555 timer

I found this circuit, a voltage doubler with 555. The duty cycle of the 555 is 50%. Does changing the duty cycle of the 555 timer affect the voltage output like in boost converter? Or does it not ...
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Confused with voltage doubler circuit

This is how the book explains the process: Let me consider the first 90° of the input, the capacitor charges up to the peak voltage less the diode drop of D1, D1 is forward biased and D2 is reverse ...
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charge pump doubler

I am not fully sure as to how this circuit works. I know that during the positive half cycle D1 is on and C1 charges to V volts, and that during the negative half cycle D1 will become off and D2 ...
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Help with circuit (voltage doubler)

I need some help with the following circuit: I simulate it using LTSpice IV and have this: But I couldn't get that thinking. Of course, I know that it's possible that there's some DC voltage before ...
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