Pulse Generator

[b0rg13]

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=_TR6eRYr4Rg

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=FwuWFIj5xnc

[slayer007]

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=_TR6eRYr4Rg

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=FwuWFIj5xnc

Thats my old circuit b0rg13.
the new one you get allmost twice the power out of it and it only uses half as much power to run.

[Groundloop]

@slayer007,

Attached is cleaned up version of your circuit. I have two questions,

1. Is my cleaned up drawing correct?

2. What input (Voltage*Ampere) and output (Voltage*Ampere) measurements do you have for this circuit?

Regards,
Groundloop.

[slayer007]

@slayer007,

Attached is cleaned up version of your circuit. I have two questions,

1. Is my cleaned up drawing correct?

2. What input (Voltage*Ampere) and output (Voltage*Ampere) measurements do you have for this circuit?

Regards,
Groundloop.

That looks great Groundloop thanks.
But the transistor is 2n3055 other than that it loos GREAT.
!2v in from a 12v battery,The output after 110v nightlight was put on for a load was 130v  to 150v Left in the capasitor.
I tried a a big dc motor to check the amp output it was 80 mill amps in even when I tried to stop the motor it stayed around 80 mill amps.
The output was around 60 Mill amps but then when I tried to stop it it went up to 80 mill amps so it was allmost the same.
You have to try this one

[Groundloop]

@slayer007,

Sorry about the transistor marking, it was a "typo" error. :-)

(Moderator: Can you please change the modify time to more than one hour?)

Thanks for the feedback. I do not have an car ignition coil here so I can't try a replica.
Your idea of sending the back emf voltage pulse through a coil is smart. I have tried
something similar some time back. I used the same method. I used a transformer
instead of a single coil. The back emf voltage can then be put to work instead of
beeing wasted. Good idea.

Groundloop.