I will be taking a brake to cover some other topics for a while, just to mix things up a bit, but I intend to continue afterwards with the switching classes - D, E and F.
You need to right click on the signal source (here you can already set a series resistance), but if you then select "advanced", on the right side you have the various settings regarding parasitic proprieties.
Ok you got my attention got anything on transformer data to winds missed the class and was so long back I forget the notes i have some data but I like expert for something a little special to run upto 6 20/40kv 0.5amp pulse units for Tesla and EMP test stuff which I'am trying to find the wire type for as it's not general wind type like the 6000 output unit types. 😃😄😁😆😅5 Smiles. If you or anyone reading has a clue on a place to look please message I would really appreciate it.
Nice video, Fesz! It's definitely useful to see the entire design process! Thanks!
Nice video , though it too advance for my small brain 🧠....
Thanks! Can we expect videos for D and AB, coming up next?
I will be taking a brake to cover some other topics for a while, just to mix things up a bit, but I intend to continue afterwards with the switching classes - D, E and F.
@@FesZElectronics A brake or a break 🙃?
Very good. With all the design details that are so necessary. I wait to see how it behaves in the real implementation. Greetings.
Good morning sir how can i set the impedance of the signal generator on lt spice?
You need to right click on the signal source (here you can already set a series resistance), but if you then select "advanced", on the right side you have the various settings regarding parasitic proprieties.
@@FesZElectronics ok thank you and we can set output power?
Ok you got my attention got anything on transformer data to winds missed the class and was so long back I forget the notes i have some data but I like expert for something a little special to run upto 6 20/40kv 0.5amp pulse units for Tesla and EMP test stuff which I'am trying to find the wire type for as it's not general wind type like the 6000 output unit types. 😃😄😁😆😅5 Smiles. If you or anyone reading has a clue on a place to look please message I would really appreciate it.