nano pulse power supply

[rudly617]

Oh I means that les banki nano pulse power supply

[pomodoro]

Yes but with 100 plates the voltage across each cell is 100th of volts at the coil. So you don't get the high voltage which is supposed to be vital. There is a minimum voltage for each cell required before electrolysis can begin it could be 3-4 V for stainless , i don't remember so 400 to 500v might be needed.

[rudly617]

Ok thanks for the information. I read the book of george wiseman that if we use 3/8 inch between plate the voltage across each place 2v. That means the minimum of electrolysis occurs 200v. Correct me if I mistake.

[rudly617]

What les meant by using this :

i. "... I choose the ETD49, N87, 0.5mm gap (Epcos) ferrite core transformer for several reasons.
The main one is power handling.  (200 – 500W, depending on operating mode, etc.)
Operating frequency range is another.
Availability is also important..."

ii. "...A single, HV, high current MOSFET, (Q1, 1500V – 20A) will serve as inductive current level/limit control and pulse generator..."

iii. "...D1 & D2 are also placed on heath sinks with 1200V/30A.
The power ON-OFF control circuit has also been modified to accommodate both positive and negative signal polarity ON control..."

Thanks...

[pomodoro]

I have not built the Banski circuit so can't help with specifics. Test one cell by itself first to get the total V required.