Frequency generator with 3 squarewaves / 3 primairy coils / 1 secondairy coil
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the lawton works with the gate and frequency on the same side going into the vic using one transistor.... couldnt you supply a constant freq source of 0-20khz with one transistor on the input side then have you gate/switch transistor/ gate on and off on the neg side?? wouldnt that isolate the vic during pulse off time from ground(neg)? the current on time will be contradicting it self in a form of impeadance in a since??. it would be as if its compounding electrons toward the 90 degree center tap of secondary. output. to ss neg. since the current and freq effect the displacment in secondarys.. by doing so the ss take on a potential difference in a step up pumping action with diodes working as back flow preventors.. and what i mean by potential difference is that the negative is being forced with more electrons then normal. and the positive is having a 1 to 1 ratio jump in holes (positve charge) during displacement.. that will allow potential to build in a step up manner.. and when it comes to discharge its not in to much of a hurry since the charges would most likely want to stay in the choke since there bifilair wound next to each other they would be highly attracted to each other at a balanced ratio.. and there is no difference to cause the current across water for balance. i would say a true -400 and +400 potential the negatives extra electrons would be the exact amount needed to make the positve back to neutral. so if you have -500 and +400 your system probly isnt isolated and is getting extra electrons from some where throwing it off balance.. that would cause your bifilar to create current flowing 50 volts worth of neg potential(electrons) through the water to the positive side to make -450 and +450.. well if theres a imballance like this from stray electrons finding there way in system it will create imbalance and force current non stop so it will fail. not sayn this is right just a perspective.
now think on this people.. in stans data he says the ss choke are coated with a 3 kv rated insulator.. i bet you dont have more then 3 kv going to the injector.. remember less winds then secondary typicaly 11.6 k resistance. a step down. the secondarys insulation is not as much a concern for its insulated properties.. its displacement is being isolated in a step up manner by the delrin. it doesnt have a high difference sitting right next to it like bifilar ss chokes.... when you read dual secondarys that means its like bifilar but the displacement is going in same direction. and is said to allow an accelerated magnetic induction to the core compared to a single wound. all perspective/ insight
outlawstc
the voltage between each widing is much smaller than 3kv

