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Andrew VK3BFA wrote:
John - KD5YI wrote: Tim Wescott wrote: Using 1/2 wave rectification on each one will result in big DC currents in the coils. These DC currents will saturate your cores like nothing else. Hey, Tim - IIRC, there is only one diode attached to the transformer in my microwave. That would mean it is half-wave rectified as it comes from the factory. Yes? Cheers, John No. Its actually a full wave voltage doubler - the tube itself is used as a diode. Ah! Right you are, Andrew. I had forgotten about that. That makes Tim Wescott correct, too, about DC in the winding. Good catch. John |
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