Hey forum,
I'm planning on building a cockcroft walton voltage multiplier with 1n4007 diodes and 10nf 1000v capacitors.
I was wondering what I could use as a source voltage to drive the thing
I was thinking like those inverters from laser printers and such that take a low voltage dc and jack it up to run the fluorescent tubes?
something along those lines. Is that plausible?
And if so, is there a way to find out how much voltage they output?
Thanks in advance.
I'm planning on building a cockcroft walton voltage multiplier with 1n4007 diodes and 10nf 1000v capacitors.
I was wondering what I could use as a source voltage to drive the thing
I was thinking like those inverters from laser printers and such that take a low voltage dc and jack it up to run the fluorescent tubes?
something along those lines. Is that plausible?
And if so, is there a way to find out how much voltage they output?
Thanks in advance.