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The best lighting effect for a party: strobe. Over the past 3 years, I have collected about 15-18 strobe lights, everyone is delighted, although some do not like the quality of workmanship ... Hmm ... for 100 crowns (the price of one of my first ones) is quite an acceptable operating time of 10- ... discos.

Strobe circuit

Strobe. Strobe circuit

Important features

There are a few things to keep in mind when assembling. So, the input resistance (the one that is 100 ohms) is ideally made from a 500 watt cooker coil... it heats up a little and has a resistance of exactly 100 ohms.

A capacitor can also be used with 100 uF ... this should increase the flash power, but it’s better not to do this, because the lamp burns out faster, and the power increases by 20 percent ... in short, it’s not worth it, it’s better to take a more powerful lamp.

The transformer is wound on any core, the main ratio of turns is 1/100 ... For example: on a segment of a ferrite rod (this is a magnetic antenna in a radio) let's say 40 mm long, with a diameter of 8 mm we wind winding 2 (400-500 turns of wire 0,3-0,6 .1 mm), wrapping after each layer with an insulator (wide adhesive tape or electrical tape, you can just use paper), and then winding 5 (6-0,8 turns of wire thicker than 1,0-XNUMX mm).

The setting is as follows: If there is voltage on the capacitor (about 300V), the thyratron (MTX-90) blinks, and the strobe does not flash, then: 1) either the transformer does not work 2) or the thyratron is covered 3) Or somewhere incorrectly assembled.

Light bulb wiring

Strobe. Lamps

If you disconnect the wires from the capacitor from the lamp, leaving it connected only to the transformer, then when turned on, the lamp will glow slightly blue ... if it does not glow, then high voltage is not supplied or it is too low. It is ideal to find an ISK-250 or IFC-2000 lamp for a stroboscope. There are also lamps (I have never seen them, but they exist): IFP-200,500,1500,4000,15000 J ... IFB-300 J ... IFT -200 J ... IFC-15,20,50,120,500,2000 J. It is probably clear that the lamp used from the IFC-120 flash emits only 120 J of energy, and for a COOL strobe you need a larger light bulb.

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