Inductive Kicker or Bug?

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi all,

I didn't know where to put this. I've been playing around with "Circuit Simulator", trying to make an inductive current amplifier. The circuit is quite simple, however after setting another inductor as a load it kicks itself. I need verification that this is just a bug because it doesn't seem like the 5v input will generate a run-away voltage like this. It builds up to 11Kv (11.32Kv*126.63ma=1.43Kw) before it stops the program. Also if someone has another simulator program to verify it (Spice, Multisim, etc) that would be great.

I've attached the circuit (ikick.txt) which can be imported at:
http://www.falstad.com/circuit/index.html

Thanks for any insight into this.

[otto]

Hello all,

@DTB - to make it short

Is this a invertor in the schematic??

Otto

[EMdevices]

This is a boost converter with another inductor as the load.

You do know what an inductor behaves like right?    It opposes instant current changes so voltage would be HUGE!!!

EM

[innovation_station]

This is a boost converter with another inductor as the load.

You do know what an inductor behaves like right?    It opposes instant current changes so voltage would be HUGE!!!

EM

SO EM ..   my large inductor of 5.15 henries and a aa battery .. what will the voltage be .. not kicking its self ...  simply pulsed ..  when 5.15 henries colapsed what is the output ...  ill tell ya right now that .5 henries colapsed hurt ! and was way off my scope ...  well over 1000v ALL WIRES ..
and my battery was really weak   
try it think im kidding ?

ist !

[EMdevices]

I believe you IST,  you can step the voltage up quite a bit with an inductor, even from an almost depleted 1.2 V AA battery.

EM