85000 volts

Gepost door Fusioneer op 14:26 . dinsdag 13 maart 2012
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Did some measurements on the new XRT transformer.
It's supposed to be 1200W, 85000V @14mA.

And that's not 2x42500V, no, it's really one secondary winding, so with the 4x 80kV diodes I have, I can even make a symmetrical -80kV, 0, +80kV supply!

The DC resistance of the secondary winding is only 78k, so that's only 15W at 14mA, primary resistance is very low, seems like 1200W continious power capability to me :)

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p-B11 fusion holds the promise of a clean everlasting abundant aneutronic source of energy

Thermal fusion (ITER, NIF) can only produce neutronic fusion (using D, T, 3He)

IEC fusion might be the way to p-B11 fusion