I have received the latest PCB versions I was taking about the last time. The Half-Bridge for the ZVS, dual Class C amplifier and the NCP5181 with Boot Strap technology. I have done testing them with two circuits and long fly wires before, now we test them on one circuit board. I did postulate that ideally the Half-Bridge should not
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Dielectric Field Propagation series. I made many changes including the exchange of the ferrite rods with toroid cores. I will also demonstrate the losses a diode in the circuit from the amplifier produces. You find the video under /movies/dielectric-field-propagation/. Basic Members and Non-Members can purchase the video.
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the Dielectric Field Propagation series. I made changes to the circuit to allow for tuning of impedance and inductance and gained valuable information for further improving. Goal is to consume as little as possible from the voltage source and deliver as much as possible to the load. We had
I like to announce the availability of a new video in the Dielectric field propagation series. While I was going thorough covered materials, I noticed that a good experiment I conducted 10 years ago on YouTube needed a more UpToDate analysis. I talk about the LMD network. In opposite of the traditional transmission line the LMD network is based on
I like to announce the availability of the latest video in the educational series of Amplifier Design and configurations. In this video I test the RCD and the LCD snubber in regenerative mode. It is an overall overview of snubber technologies but by far not exhausted. You find the video under /research/courses/electronics-design/amplifier-design-and-configuration/. The video is only available to members.