555/MOSFET Driving Flyback Transformer

Just playing around with 20kv and the Biefeld Brown effect. I used 555 timer and MOSFET power transistor with 8.5 volts 5.65 amps power supply.

PCB Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dszBSNCUejI

More Info: http://teckst.com/view/26/Flyback_Transformer_555_MOSFET_Driver_High_Voltage

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• 555
• timer
• mosfet
• power
• transistor
• flyback
• transformer
• high
• voltage
• biefeld
• brown
• effect

[Electrodudeify]

That "wind" you were feeling was the magnetic fields generated form the high voltage, when you apply low voltage to a wire it will generate a small magnetic fields around it, when you have allot of power, you will get a bigger magnetic field.

[Gintaras]

@Electrodudeify It's not a magnetic field... It's the biefeld brown effect, an electrical effect that produces an ionic wind that transfers its momentum to surrounding neutral particles, which is air in this case.

[metaltomato100]

is there a diagram for this circut please

[Gintaras]

@metaltomato100 Yes, its in the description.

[Gintaras]

Already working on a newer version of this driver :)

[MrThomassss]

8,5v and 5,65A is the ps2 powersupply?

[Gintaras]

Yes, Sony PS2 power supply.

[LUVB6CPPgmodcsscoder]

you should use 24 volts, flyback goes up to about 36 v or more

[mapukmapuk]

WTF wind?????

[Gintaras]

Its the biefeld brown effect.