Solide state charger 12V. Lighting up 230V bulb.

[valllhalla]

@shimondoodkin Thanks

[Steven715715]

Very Nice project is that a 555 Timer chip that your using there?

I to would like to see the schematic but like qinaan said the link dont work :( Thank you for sharing Thums up!!! Regards Steve

[Landotter1]

This transformer is made for 50-60Hz and that will be it's optimal frequency. If you want to run high frequencies, you'll need a ferrite core and multi-filar windings. As-is, that is a cool circuit and well laid-out. Great job bro!!!

[valllhalla]

@Landotter1

Thaks for the tip Landotter1

one day we'll make it 

[qinaan]

My email is qinaan@yahoo.com

[qinaan]

Hi Friend. Great work. Would u like to email me your schematic. coz the link u provided is no more available. Thanks in advance.

[TheRadiastral]

Well I tried higher frequency of the timer and it doesn't work as well. I blame the fact that the bigger the coil is (as in the length x cross-area x purity of the copper wire) the larger the current and the time needed to saturate the coil. All resistances also add to this equation. My best results involve near-1kHz frequencies with 16-filiar coil with wire length approx 150ft each on a solid state model.

[valllhalla]

@TheRadiastral Good for you.

[ciprianwiner]

great job man :D

[TheRadiastral]

I wonder what would happen if one uses even higher freq chip. Any reason this could not go into MHz range and charge like mad?

[valllhalla]

@TheRadiastral

Good idea!!

[DjKanal1]

check unsere haus klingel vs 230v xD

[valllhalla]

@DjKanal1 ?

[drchidoone]

send me a copy of the circuit please

[reeseht]

Professional layout - interesting work - well done!

[valllhalla]

Thanks!!

[kingdizzydotcom]

well done mate.

i might try this.

i made a circuit work that was 12v. ssg

it was a normal bedini circuit (sg) but it worked very nicely as an ssg unintentionaly. amazing COP. it seemed. but it stoped working due to some reason.

[theDaftman]

Nice to see youve given it a go. Well done. Whats the voltage of the bulb its running? Have you tried revitalising a duff battery with it like an old drill battery? I have now revitalised 12 of my old drill batteries that was about to go in the bin.

Have you checked the output of the other end of that transformer? (Red wires)

[valllhalla]

Thank you for your support Daftman! . The bulb is 230v 15w Its running on 80V dc =) and strange ac volt 150V..... And the heat plate gets colder =) when running. Try it out!