H hackableFM New Member Apr 12, 2007 #22 mneary said: Discharge a large electrolytic cap into a small one. Click to expand... Now this is getting scary.... You have all cracked up haven't you???? Might try this later on though! What did my parents say about a bad influence? lol....
mneary said: Discharge a large electrolytic cap into a small one. Click to expand... Now this is getting scary.... You have all cracked up haven't you???? Might try this later on though! What did my parents say about a bad influence? lol....
S Souper man Guest Apr 12, 2007 #23 Ok, I used my power supply and hooked up caps in parallel, and turned on my power. IT WAS OFF THE HOOK G
Ok, I used my power supply and hooked up caps in parallel, and turned on my power. IT WAS OFF THE HOOK G
audioguru Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Apr 12, 2007 #24 This inverter project has the tantalum capacitors backwards. They have very high current pulses because the power transistors have avalanche breakdown through them. Many people said the project exploded. Attachments Lousy exploding inverter.PNG 9 KB · Views: 139 Last edited: Apr 12, 2007
This inverter project has the tantalum capacitors backwards. They have very high current pulses because the power transistors have avalanche breakdown through them. Many people said the project exploded.
T TheVictim Member Apr 12, 2007 #25 Was it posted on April 1st? I'm sure there has been more than one mischievious posting of a self-destructing project on here.
Was it posted on April 1st? I'm sure there has been more than one mischievious posting of a self-destructing project on here.