Flyback circuit - Revision history

GalFisk at 16:53, 23 March 2006

2006-03-23T16:53:43Z

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	The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.		The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

	[[http://www.angelfire.com/80s/sixmhz/flyback.html A page about building the basic flyback circuit]]		[http://www.angelfire.com/80s/sixmhz/flyback.html A page about building the basic flyback circuit]

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2006-03-23T16:53:22Z

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	The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.		The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

			[[http://www.angelfire.com/80s/sixmhz/flyback.html A page about building the basic flyback circuit]]

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2006-03-04T22:24:54Z

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2005-11-05T18:44:01Z

-typo

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	*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.		*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

	The ~~circit~~ ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.		The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

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2005-11-05T18:43:18Z

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		[[Image:flybackdriver.gif\|frame\|right\|basic flyback driver circuit]]A '''flyback circuit''' uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.

		The image on the right shows perhaps the most basic flyback driver that can be built. There are a few improvements that can be made though:
		*Remove the 27Ω resistor, it gets very hot and also seems to limit the output voltage.
		*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

		The circit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

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2005-11-05T06:43:50Z

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	[[Image:flybackdriver.gif\|frame\|right\|basic flyback driver circuit]]A '''flyback circuit''' uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.

	~~The image on the right shows perhaps the most basic flyback driver that can be built. There are a few improvements that can be made though:~~
	*Remove the 27Ω resistor, it gets very hot and also seems to limit the output voltage.
	*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

	~~The ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.~~

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2005-11-05T06:42:54Z

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	*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.		*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

	The ~~circuit~~ ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.		The ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

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2005-11-04T23:04:26Z

-typo

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	*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.		*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

	The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a ~~god~~ input voltage.		The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a good input voltage.

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	[[Category:Ingition sources]]		[[Category:Ingition sources]]

2005-11-03T19:41:21Z

+cat, +format

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	[[Image:flybackdriver.gif\|frame\|right\|basic flyback driver circuit]]A flyback ~~ignition~~ uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.		[[Image:flybackdriver.gif\|frame\|right\|basic flyback driver circuit]]A '''flyback circuit''' uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.

	The image on the right shows perhaps the most basic flyback driver that can be built. There are a few improvements that can be made though:		The image on the right shows perhaps the most basic flyback driver that can be built. There are a few improvements that can be made though:
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2005-11-03T19:37:02Z

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	A flyback ignition uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.		[[Image:flybackdriver.gif\|frame\|right\|basic flyback driver circuit]]A flyback ignition uses the flyback transformer from a TV or computer monitor to generate high voltage for ignition. It's one of the more complex ignitions to build, but the hot, continuous arc makes it very reliable.

			The image on the right shows perhaps the most basic flyback driver that can be built. There are a few improvements that can be made though:
			*Remove the 27Ω resistor, it gets very hot and also seems to limit the output voltage.
			*Use a better transistor, the 2N3055 is not well suited for this.

			The circuit ''can'' be powered by a 9V battery, but it will be weak and won't last long. It's better to use a RC battery pack or other rechargeable batteries. 12V is a god input voltage.

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