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Woops ..... calculation errors.......
Let me correct a few figures. For a 4KV 500mA 2000Wsupply. A full wave supply with a 4.5KV-0-4.5KV transformer driving two de-maged magnetrons driving a filter choke. It would drop about 500V in the magnetrons. Power loss would be 40Wfiliment plus 250W plate loss, for a total loss of 290W each. Total losses would be 580W at full load. 80W at no load. 77.5% efficient at full load. That should be Total losses would be 330W at full load. 80W at no load. 85.8% efficient at full load. The largest supplies you could probably make is a 10KV 500mA 5,000W supply with two tubes and an efficiency of 90%. 10KV 500mA 5,000W supply with two tubes and an efficiency of 93.8%. Or a 20KV 500mA 10,000W full wave bridge supply, with four tubes, with and efficiency of around 90% 20KV 500mA 10,000W full wave bridge supply, with four tubes, with and efficiency of around 93.8% |
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