ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[CuriousChris]

ok!


Lets say we have an inverter, to charge  the battery using stepdown X is not efficient, but if you will just use resistor to lowerdown the volts is much cheaper in usage from the source.

This is plainly wrong. resistors dissipate energy as heat. therefore unless you have very inefficient DC-DC converter you lose more energy using a resistor to lower the voltage.

This is very basic electronics.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DC-to-DC_converter#Switched-mode_conversion

An inverter changes DC to AC. they are not used to charge batteries. but that's possibly just a language issue.

[CuriousChris]

Tito

You made the claim that capacitors can provide infinite energy. Please explain exactly how that is?

Please use math to provide proof.

Don't bother with the smilies it just make you look arrogant and smug so tone it down a bit.

[d3x0r]

Hi Gyula
I show this zener symbol and I guessed that is a zener. On other places in the schematic, diodes have the usual diode symbol.

About Tito's arrangement sorry for called that this way, I should have call it Tito's possible arrangement.

Can u pls suggest a switch for the above last drawing?


Ps. In Daly's schematic is there any sense to have a diode on the secondary like this? But there is a sense of having a zener there isn't it?

it's actually a DSRD... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Step_recovery_diode  which isn't 'just' a 600V 10A diode... but has special characteristics...


A Low-Jitter 1.8-kV 100-ps Rise-Time 50-kHz
Repetition-Rate Pulsed-Power Generator 
Itsu had one of these working.... tried to find the video but don't know which it was... 
SLIM, Short-pulse Technology for High Gradient Induction Accelerators*

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[CuriousChris]

deleted I oopsed

[Jeg]

Does anyone see something wrong with that? I think that if the total voltage of both caps is under 600V we are ok.

ps. D3x i just show your answer. Thanks for helping on this..