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I did the simulation for the voltage multiplier in Vspace and I want to calculate the efficiency but the OUTPUT POWER is always negative. Do I need help?
can I calculate the power losses of this sextupler voltage multiplier or it is very complicate to calculate it ?
Im trying to design a circuit that switch from 220V AC to 2kV DC using 1 voltage source (without use of transformers). So CW (Cockcroft-Walton) seemed like a good design to do that. Looking at the equations of halfwave CW it looked to me that the optimal number of stages is set if you know the...
I want to build a safe Villard cascade voltage multiplier so that I can create sparks that I can touch without dying or being injured. Is it possible to do this? And if so how would you construct it (specifically what capacitors and rectifiers and power source would be used)?
My second question...
Hi everyone. I am doing some research about Cockcroft Walton Accelerators, because I need to be able to explain them to others as a part of a project. However, in order to understand the Cockcroft Walton Accelerator, I need to be able to understand the Cockcroft Walton Generator first. I have...
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I'm doing an RF energy harvesting circuit in UHF band. My question is about the voltage multiplier. My 2-stage multiplier (using 2 HSMS-285C diodes) follows Karthaus-Fischer's voltage-doubler.
A 0.1F supercapacitor is put right at the output of the multiplier. This DC voltage will...
in Voltage Tripler and Quadrupler , why don't current divide between two diodes ( D1 , D3 ) or ( D2 , D4 ) ?
they are forward in the same cycle , right ?
I understand that charging happens in a very little time , so two cycles already is not shown on oscilloscope but in BoyleStad is explained...
Hello. I'm in the process of selecting materials for a voltage multiplier. I need to be able to vary a DC voltage source from 0-6kV, possibly with a regulated current up to 20mA...
I have made a 3 stage voltage multiplier. My input is from the outlet so 120 V ac. I measure my output from the first and last capacitors of the bottom row as shown in the image. The output I am getting is 120 V dc. From the equation Vout(dc) = Vin(ac)*sqrt(2)*number of stages. With this...
Homework Statement
Hello all,
I am attempting to preform some analysis on the Cockcroft-Walton Voltage Multiplier circuit.
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
I am using PSCAD to simulate the circuit, but the use of any other circuit simulator should provide the same...
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Can you please let me the impact of current loading for the attached circuit?
The attached circuit is a 4-stage dc-dc converter- charge pump.
When I give an input voltage of 1V, the output voltage is around 4.6 V using cadence simulations. The expected output voltage is 5V.
I am...
what should be the ratio between the capacitance of the capacitors in the three AC lines , and that of the capacitors in the DC line at the bottom?
should all the capacitors be the same value ... even though there are AC lines, with an identical capacitor in each of them, the total 'linear'...
Homework Statement
You have two 120VAC:24VAC transformers, 16 high voltage capacitors and 10 high voltage diodes. Design, on paper, a circuit that maximizes output voltage. What is the maximum voltage of your circuit?
Homework Equations
The Attempt at a Solution
So my textbook...
Hey everyone.
So I like to have electronics projects going on to keep me on my toes during the academic year and my project I chose for fall ended up being a Cockroft Walton Generator. Basically, I was just looking to make a simple negative ion generator from it. I finally got the parts in...
I saw the following video:
Lecture Series on Electronics For Analog Signal Processing I by Prof.K.Radhakrishna Rao, Department of Electrical Engineering,IIT Madras. For more details on NPTEL visit http://nptel.iitm.ac.in
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I am currently working on high voltage system, where I need to create an impluse at the primary side of a potential transformer. I am trying to charge my circuit to at least 10kV using a half wave series voltage mutliper consisting of capacitors and diodes, and discharging them through...
Does anyone know of a circuit that will digitally control a voltage multiplier circuit. i believed it to be a DAC but this is incorrect. Does anyone have any ideas?
I am trying to simulate a voltage multiplier circuit on Pspice simulation package, which will produce an output voltage Vout.
What is the waveform of Vout supposed to look like?
And also how will i work out the voltage ripple of the waveform?
I was wondering if anyone know how to take the circuit from a throw away camera and make it increase the voltage in a 1.5V battery. I'm building a car right now and as u probably know 1.5V isn't enough to run it and I'm trying to get it too at least 5v.