Now with how the caps are setup being wired in series in the multiplier circuit, this will also lower the capacitance while increasing the voltage. Now due to the decrease in capacitance, the charging time is reduced again, but also the final punch that the cap bank can deliver. I suppose this is ok if you are using the multiplier to charge a parralel cap bank, as the multiplier only really steps up the voltage but then you still have the problem of the time to charge the parrallel bank. And in this case you would be increasing the resistance again. Humm.
At this stage it makes me think that the flyback would be the better option, as long as the secondary coil doesn't have a huge resistance........Statistics: Posted by Jehu — Thu Aug 27, 2009 8:29 pm
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