I'm trying to replicate the effect in Thane Heins BiTT
YouTube - MIT Dr. Zahn Bi-Toroid Transformer (BITT) Tutorial 101.mov
I have three three toroids: A,B and C.
Three windings (the original windings are still there but unused) around AB, BC and around CA, each is 300 turns.
(i guess the original primary winding is probably 400 turns)
I put 226V (measured) 50Hz on AB.
The flux splits into core A and B.
I put one 15W 220V bulb on BC and one on CA.
I get 106V on winding BC (but expected 113V) (didn't check CA)
PF on input in AB is sadly still 1.0 as in the normal case
I was hoping for PF 0.0 on input as in the BiTT.
Any suggestion on what to change or do in order to get PF 0.0?
/Hob
YouTube - MIT Dr. Zahn Bi-Toroid Transformer (BITT) Tutorial 101.mov
I have three three toroids: A,B and C.
Three windings (the original windings are still there but unused) around AB, BC and around CA, each is 300 turns.
(i guess the original primary winding is probably 400 turns)
I put 226V (measured) 50Hz on AB.
The flux splits into core A and B.
I put one 15W 220V bulb on BC and one on CA.
I get 106V on winding BC (but expected 113V) (didn't check CA)
PF on input in AB is sadly still 1.0 as in the normal case
I was hoping for PF 0.0 on input as in the BiTT.
Any suggestion on what to change or do in order to get PF 0.0?
/Hob
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