In Finland we have 3 phase service in almost every house. (and the place where this video was taken is an old industrial building with 3x250A service)
@Kizmox Well I'll be damned, I did not know that! I wish it were common here, my Bridgeport could use it. As it is, I have to run a phase converter. :(
@megamarko94 Listen to the 300hz buzz this supply gives off. It sounds like he's using a 3-phase input with a step-up transformer on each phase, with each stepup transformer going through (I believe) a full-wave rectifier (might be half-wave). That makes it DC, not AC :)
@megamarko94 As an ammendment to my last comment, it seems he's using a "6 pulse" rectifier, which is for all intents and purposes a 3-phase full bridge rectifier. This also means he has the step-up transformers outputting in what's known as a "delta" configuration.
Kun on purettuna satoja mikroja niin on satoja mikroaaltouunin diodeita. Niputin niitä aina 4 samanlaista rinnan ja tein 3-vaihe tasasuuntaajan siitä läjästä. Aika kuumiksi menevät mutta ainaki toistaiseksi ovat kestäneet.
All you guys that fool around with high voltage are nuts.
G8GT364CI 2 months ago
I like the Moulinex MOTs :)
Zorrobeat 3 months ago
If it's DC I'm wondering why it has a AC hum to it, or at least in the background?
tall32guy 3 months ago
@tall32guy Because it has no filter capacitors. There is a lot of ripple which in this case is 2*50*3Hz -> 300Hz
Kizmox 3 months ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but HVDC has corona, HVAC doesn't. Unless it's just because there are no filter caps?
7ReyZor 5 months ago
Thats typical 3 phase rectified noise.
As pure a DC as you can get without filters or motor generator sets
Mrpsychotehpyro 5 months ago
frequency sounds square- must be dc but not very clean dc- very nice however!
preludefan 6 months ago
I want to know where he found 3 phases in his house. Three circuits != three phases, junior.
railgap 9 months ago
@railgap
In Finland we have 3 phase service in almost every house. (and the place where this video was taken is an old industrial building with 3x250A service)
This is true 3 phase MOT stack believe or not
Kizmox 9 months ago
@Kizmox Well I'll be damned, I did not know that! I wish it were common here, my Bridgeport could use it. As it is, I have to run a phase converter. :(
railgap 1 month ago
@railgap in some buildings it's one phase for sockets, one for lights and one for hard-wired appliances, e.g cookers and heaters.
fairyheli2 3 months ago
@railgap Lemme guess, an american?
TheChipmunk2008 3 months ago
@TheChipmunk2008 Yes, yet another American who doesn't know everything about every country. Darn.
railgap 1 month ago
@railgap Touché :-)
Learning is fun tho... so all is good
TheChipmunk2008 1 month ago
@railgap in most countries that aren't England or America, they have 3 phase in their house
fairyheli2 1 month ago
mots overheat?
sprogdiklis 1 year ago
that is F'n cool... I wanna make one! :)
tangolobo 1 year ago
what would a smoothing cap do would that take care of the 300hz ripple?
ubuntupokemoninc 1 year ago
That's ac not dc
megamarko94 1 year ago
@megamarko94
based on what?
Kizmox 1 year ago 9
@megamarko94
dc means the electrons are going in 1 direction, it can still be pulsed!
ubuntupokemoninc 1 year ago
@megamarko94 Listen to the 300hz buzz this supply gives off. It sounds like he's using a 3-phase input with a step-up transformer on each phase, with each stepup transformer going through (I believe) a full-wave rectifier (might be half-wave). That makes it DC, not AC :)
MadManMarkAu 10 months ago
@megamarko94 As an ammendment to my last comment, it seems he's using a "6 pulse" rectifier, which is for all intents and purposes a 3-phase full bridge rectifier. This also means he has the step-up transformers outputting in what's known as a "delta" configuration.
MadManMarkAu 10 months ago
@megamarko94 Where can you see, that its not being rectified?
neomix21 8 months ago
add some capacitors!
a380rockerfan 1 year ago
nice!
a380rockerfan 1 year ago
How the hell is this DC???
DJSpikesan 1 year ago
@DJSpikesan
What makes you think its not DC?
Kizmox 1 year ago 7
@Kizmox Guess I've just never seen an arc like that on DC. Any time I've dealt with DC it's been with relatively low voltage.
DJSpikesan 1 year ago
@DJSpikesan
it's bridge rectified AC which gives a 120hz ripple into DC voltage... only when there is a charged capacitor then it doesn't have that ripple
wow1022 8 months ago 2
@wow1022 So it's like pulsed Dc current? Like in a stun gun?
DJSpikesan 8 months ago
@DJSpikesan
but at a much higher pulse frequency
wow1022 8 months ago
kui pitkä kaari tost tulee 30cm ?
tomi9311 2 years ago
how do you rectify this?
zezimashock 2 years ago
Google for "6 pulse rectifier"
Kizmox 2 years ago
thank you :D
zezimashock 2 years ago
help
juniortore 2 years ago
how do you rectify such a hv and high amp?
juniortore 2 years ago
Wow, sounds like a big fly :D
jmartis2 3 years ago
Oho! Mistä keksit diodeja mitkä tohon pystyy?
XGsboty 3 years ago
Kun on purettuna satoja mikroja niin on satoja mikroaaltouunin diodeita. Niputin niitä aina 4 samanlaista rinnan ja tein 3-vaihe tasasuuntaajan siitä läjästä. Aika kuumiksi menevät mutta ainaki toistaiseksi ovat kestäneet.
Kizmox 3 years ago