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James Baker
- Jan 1, 1970
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We are intending to have a gas-filled tube made up for experimental
purposes that has a coil sealed inside. The gas will be ionized with
about 250VAC, via a rod down the center and a conformal external
plate. The coil just sits inside, fed by a separate low voltage, high
current signal.
Of course, we do not want the latter to be shorted by the plasma, so
we are considering to use kynar insulated wire for the entire winding
which will be brought out through the glass during manufacture
Does anyone here see any problems on a practical or fabrication level
with this?
Jim baker
purposes that has a coil sealed inside. The gas will be ionized with
about 250VAC, via a rod down the center and a conformal external
plate. The coil just sits inside, fed by a separate low voltage, high
current signal.
Of course, we do not want the latter to be shorted by the plasma, so
we are considering to use kynar insulated wire for the entire winding
which will be brought out through the glass during manufacture
Does anyone here see any problems on a practical or fabrication level
with this?
Jim baker