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  • xee2
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    Originally posted by anonymussle View Post
    I was curious to know what other SEC schematics are available (preferably lower voltage ones <12vdc, etc)...
    Anonymussle
    I posted one on this page and a few on page 32.

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  • anonymussle
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    Other SEC circuit designs

    Hi all,

    I was curious to know what other SEC schematics are available (preferably lower voltage ones <12vdc, etc)...

    Thanks in advance,
    Anonymussle

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  • anonymussle
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    Originally posted by xee2 View Post
    Nice video. Will removing the 1M resistor and capacitor makes any difference? I do not see how they can be doing anything.
    You're right... I took them out and nothing happened... CFLs go on CFLing...

    Using two AAs, 1watt and 9watt hanging by my desk at the moment...

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  • xee2
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    Originally posted by anonymussle View Post
    Now I'm on to SEC land and I was so surprised with what I saw I had to throw a circuit together.
    Nice video. Will removing the 1M resistor and capacitor makes any difference? I do not see how they can be doing anything.

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  • anonymussle
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    Hi folks...

    I just finished my Joule Thief CFL circuit with good results and posted the info on the "Big Joule Theif" thread. Now I'm on to SEC land and I was so surprised with what I saw I had to throw a circuit together.

    I made a video and posted it:
    YouTube - anonymussle's Channel: Anonymussle's CFL Tree

    Thanks much you guys for all your hard work. It's really amazing the stuff you can do!

    Anonymussle

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  • Jiffycoil
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    Please explain what this has to do with the topic of this thread? Maybe I'm missing something.

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  • bmlobo
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  • seth
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    Heres my exciter working on 1AA with an emergency charger. Only seems to work a bit better than without the charger.

    YouTube - 1AA exciter with charger

    Still, all improvements are always welcome!

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  • xee2
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    Originally posted by Jiffycoil View Post
    It must have something to do with the secondary coil size.
    You are correct. Changing L2 to 6 turns increased the current.




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  • anut
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    Hi folks, I have been a lurker in this thread. I have a question regarding these JT-based SEC devices. Is it possible to limit the input current down to 15 uA?

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  • kooler
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    @all
    have you folks check this place.. is this a good deal or bad..

    Emergency 8 in 1 Cell Phone/MP3 Charger-The Electronic Goldmine

    hope it helps

    robbie

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by Jiffycoil View Post
    I have one of the cell phone chargers coming and I want to see how efficient at transferring energy I can make my setup using low voltage. From what Ive seen from the others guys they get great results.
    I hear you mate!

    Looked at 2 mobile phone shops today and neither of them had the 1AA chargers...only car chargers. I figure if 1AA can light a 14W CFL wirelessly without the charger, perhaps with the charger we get OU - but im an optimist always have been.

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  • Jiffycoil
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    I have one of the cell phone chargers coming and I want to see how efficient at transferring energy I can make my setup using low voltage. From what Ive seen from the others guys they get great results.

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  • seth
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    Originally posted by Jiffycoil View Post
    It must have something to do with the secondary coil size. I tried a smaller coil and had heat issues with the transistor. I'm going to experiment changing around the primary size on my setup. I'm going to give it a helical coil covering 1/3 of the secondary and see what happens.
    My first prototype of the exciter was with a helical primary (4-5 turns) covering the whole of the secondary - and it worked very well.

    Good luck!

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  • Jiffycoil
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    It must have something to do with the secondary coil size. I tried a smaller coil and had heat issues with the transistor. I'm going to experiment changing around the primary size on my setup. I'm going to give it a helical coil covering 1/3 of the secondary and see what happens.

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