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Joule Lamp at 220V - problems and issues
By: puneet1984 Date: March 24, 2019, 2:47 pm
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Hello
i am noob and not from electrical background and try these
circuits as a hobby. I have only DMM and no oscilloscope.
Recently tried building a 14P-100S turns-aircore (on a bobbin
and not on a 4"D core) as per the Lynx instructions and with a
ferrite core was able to get one 220v 6W LED working but with
lots of flickers. Without ferrite LED would not light up at all.
I was hoping if someone can help me out regarding the turns i
need to change or any other change i need to make.
Also i have few doubts please help me in clarifying them:-
1) need to understand the working and principle of joule lamp /
blocking oscillator /joule thief /bedini circuit /unity
circuits/ re-EMF circuits - suggest reliable source/material to
understand the working
2) how does the turns ratio affect the voltage and current draw
3) is a 4 inch diameter core is essential to it.
4) any other transistor which can work and what to look for in
the specs before choosing one.
5) will a high Amp Diode or a schottky diode have any effect on
the efficiency on the circuit.
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Re: Joule Lamp at 220V - problems and issues
By: CG Date: April 9, 2019, 6:42 am
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Lighting a 220 volt LED with this circuit is really punishing
the transistor since the base of the transistor can't handle
much more voltage and current than it already does.
Also Lynx's circuit runs the LED on a pulse, not DC.
I suggest trying a series version of joule thief circuit where
the LED is driven by the emitter to collector voltage/current.
The brand/type of LED bulb matters, try a different one.
Dimmable LED bulbs work best. Non dimmable bulbs will usually
flash like a strobe lamp.
Hope this helps.
https://youtu.be/tygN1R-lCeE
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Re: Joule Lamp at 220V - problems and issues
By: CG Date: April 28, 2019, 2:59 pm
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Use only 'dimmable' LED bulbs.
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