hi,
The 'dot' near the ends of the winding mean the start of the winding.
Get two lengths of the wire and wind the primary using the lengths of the wire, that is two turns at the same time.
Repeat the for the secondary winding.
On the primary join the end of one winding to the start of the other. Do the same for the secondary
hi,
Most transformer will 'ring' when driven by a square wave IF they are not correctly terminated, you must have the full circuit connected on the output.
Why dont you post your images directly to the Forum.???
Use 'Go Advanced' then 'Manage Attachments' and upload from your PC, much easier....
You will want to "interleave" the windings... wind half (7.5 turns) of your secondary, then wind the primary (4 turns) and then finish winding the secondary (7.5 turns). This will also reduce the ringing due to leakage inductance and power dissapated in your snubbers.
CONGRATS, but trying such thing ob breadboard is almost an adventure,
perhaps dangerous too. It is better that in future you might make some soldered board and then test instead of suffering from the breadboard evils especially for power circuits.
CONGRATS, but trying such thing ob breadboard is almost an adventure,
perhaps dangerous too. It is better that in future you might make some soldered board and then test instead of suffering from the breadboard evils especially for power circuits.
Great for trying and completing your project and getting it to work, and attaching a photo.
The final touch can be done at a later stage.
It takes often the same amount of time to built a suitable enclosure, as designing and building the circuit.