Inductive Spike Capacitor Charging

So I'm trying to make a voltage multiplier circuit with just parts I have laying around. I've come up with the circuit in the attached .jpg. Of course this is a rough draft and will need some tweaking, but I wanted to know what yall thought. Is this an acceptable method? I feel that it is very simple and will do the job. I guess I just have second guesses about it cause I've never really seen anyone do it this way. This circuit is just for sh*ts and giggles so there are no real constraints. Just wanted to test a concept.

Anyway, let me know what you guys think. Is there anything that I'm missing that might make this design a bad? I don't have any transformers laying around otherwise I'd use one.

Thanks!

It is a text-book boost converter...

MikeMl said:

It is a text-book boost converter...

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Ah! silly me. I've seen those before. Welp, I feel like an idiot. Thanks, man.

https://www.linear.com/docs/4176 LT1070 Design Manual, Carl Nelson & Jim Williams

Tony Stewart said:

https://www.linear.com/docs/4176 LT1070 Design Manual, Carl Nelson & Jim Williams

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The boost designer's bible.

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