Re: Warm start options
- From: Chris Hornbeck <chrishornbeckremovethis@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 23:24:37 GMT
On Thu, 29 Sep 2005 10:46:46 +0300, "Iain M Churches"
<tael@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>I did not go into detail, but it is wired just as you describe,
>and operates a power relay. The thermal relay switches off
>after the delay time has been reached. That should ensure
>that it lasts for many years. I did find though in the case of the
>DLS 16 that they vary enormously. So I had to pick and match
>and vary the voltage across the heater to get a pair (one each
>channel psu) that would switch at almost the same time.
If I'm following you correctly, you're operating *after*
the power transformer's secondary. You might really
enjoy the freedom of design you'd get from separate
filament and HV power transformers.
I know; I know; "I'm not worthy" you say. BZZZT.
Yes you are. Live now. Life's short.
>> Also, a two pole relay allows you to force a
>> restart "from cold", by turning off the delay relay's
>> heater, which matters if voltage soaring or similar is
>> an issue.
>
>That is one reason why I liked the idea of switching the
>bias, as it is low voltage with minimal current.
I'm just not convinced that this *does anything*
useful or important. And has the serious disadvantage
of lacking a silent startup that comes free by *not*
doing it.
But that's just me. Good fortune, and Big Fun,
Chris Hornbeck
"I did it because he lied, 'cause he took you for a ride,
because time was on his side, and because...
I want you" -Dylan
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