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Body

in series capacitance voltage increases x 2, capacity is divided by  2  current is halved /2.

inductance

series....      inductance increases X 2  current decreased /2 

parallel....    inductance decreases /2  current increases X 2  


in transformers  , LOAD = low impedance impedance  hi current as LOAD increases so impedance value decreases in OHMs (lower resistance ) 

Yes I know , it fries the brain as you cannot think in mere "linear terms"

So we have to self document ourselves to prevent our own personal & unique brain fucks ....  (yes I am not immune to it ) sometimes I had shlonged my brain dead !   confusing one thing for the other .

 https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/chpt-15/series-and-parallel-inductors/ https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/textbook/direct-current/chpt-15/series-and-parallel-inductors/

here are some helping references , 

(H)    



 

---In [email protected], <s.friedrich@...> wrote :

 Hello Ole,

When I turn coils inductors in parallel, the inductance reduces in the same proportion as when I switch capacitors in series. I've tried it myself 2 equal to first at the secondary terminal of the push-pull transformer with full load secondary works. One alone unfortunately not. In the event of a short circuit, the impedance of the individual transformer on the primary side is still too large.

Of course you can connect the secondary windings in series or operate individually on a FWBR and feed together a DC circuit.

Maybe there is also a translation error.

I've already started with the new platform for the diode plug a few parts are still missing to get started.

I have already considered using low sensitive auxiliary thyristors via a voltage divider, so one could use less energy for the ignition and less influence the phase shift. I want to make everything even more modular build shorter lines, preferably so if you look on it can continue to build after the circuit. The cooling problem is no longer a problem with the elements. Luckily I got that for very little money as a scrap commodity.

regards

Sven