bom produto, pode desenhar arcos bonitos, veja pic1. a placa de driver menciona uma entrada de 12-36V, mas eu não iria acima de 24V, Aprox 30V, o FB teve um pequeno incêndio, veja a foto 2, ainda funcionando bem.

Good product, can draw nice arc's, see pic1. The driverboard mentione 12-36V input, but I would not go above 24V, at approx 30V, the fb got a little fire, see pic 2, still working fine though.

bom produto, pode desenhar arcos bonitos, veja pic1. a placa de driver menciona uma entrada de 12-36V, mas eu não iria acima de 24V, Aprox 30V, o FB teve um pequeno incêndio, veja a foto 2, ainda funcionando bem.

Deliveres several kV of voltage ... and you can pull quite some sparks. With the dedicated primary winding on the Flyback Transformer there is no need to tweak around with the pinning of the transformer to find the best point of operation. Everything just works. The secondary winding of the transformer has a quite high resistance (common for this kind of transformers) so when pulling too much current it gets quite hot. So such an item is considered for short ED usage or for operation with some sort of current limiting use case (i.e. Ozone Generator with ceramic or glass isolator ....)

Deliveres several kV of voltage ... and you can pull quite some sparks. With the dedicated primary winding on the Flyback Transformer there is no need to tweak around with the pinning of the transformer to find the best point of operation. Everything just works. The secondary winding of the transformer has a quite high resistance (common for this kind of transformers) so when pulling too much current it gets quite hot. So such an item is considered for short ED usage or for operation with some sort of current limiting use case (i.e. Ozone Generator with ceramic or glass isolator ....)

Deliveres several kV of voltage ... and you can pull quite some sparks. With the dedicated primary winding on the Flyback Transformer there is no need to tweak around with the pinning of the transformer to find the best point of operation. Everything just works. The secondary winding of the transformer has a quite high resistance (common for this kind of transformers) so when pulling too much current it gets quite hot. So such an item is considered for short ED usage or for operation with some sort of current limiting use case (i.e. Ozone Generator with ceramic or glass isolator ....)