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Chizhevsky's chandelier has been repeatedly described in various publications. Your attention is invited to an effective power supply circuit for the Chizhevsky chandelier, which is shown in fig. 4.62.

Power supply for the ionizer

The T1 transformer is made from an old TVS-110 line transformer. The primary windings are removed and 70 turns of PEL, PEV wire with a diameter of 0,5 ... 0,8 mm are wound. Capacitors C1, C2 - MBM, K73-17 with an operating voltage of at least 250 V; C3 - POV (operating voltage 15 kV); Thyristors VS1 - KU221A, KU202K...KU202N. Resistors R1 and R4 are selected when setting up the ionizer for the type of emitter and room (you can use a construction one as R4). The main advantage of this power source of the ionizer is the use of the TV multiplier UN9/27. Looking at the UN9 / 27 circuit, you can see that in order to use it as a negative voltage multiplier, it must be turned on "vice versa". But for this it is necessary to "get" to point A. The experiment is best done on a faulty multiplier, dismantling (breaking) it, and finding the necessary connection point. After that, on the new multiplier, you should carefully scratch or drill the “fill” until it is in reliable contact with the necessary conductor, solder a piece of high-voltage wire to it and insulate the soldering point with epoxy glue.

Unused multiplier leads must also be insulated. Multiplier input - points "A" and "B", output - points "V" and "body". They are connected together and through a resistor MLT-2 with a resistance of 10 ... 20 MΩ are connected to the emitter.

The ionizer, assembled according to the proposed scheme, passed a year-long test and proved its high efficiency and beneficial effect on the human body. This ionizer is operated with a nichrome wire emitter with a diameter of 0,15 mm, stretched along the perimeter of the room at a distance of at least half a meter from the walls and ceiling.

Author: Semyan A.P.

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