Joule Thief Circuit -need help

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05:38:18

how can I simulate this?

published 9 years ago

coldgold

9 years ago

Turn your source to ac source. Transformer works on ac. Make is 50 hz frequency 311 amplitude just like plugs. Disconncet your source from secondary wiring of transformer from your source. Else you are not stealing. Tadaaa now secondary wiring flows current to ground without source connection. Now you can steal a bit energy from User of primary wiring

rich11292000

9 years ago

1. You need to change the polarity of the transformer, as it creates the OPPOSITE charge. 2. Adjust transformer parameters. 3. Load the circuit(LED). 4. Adjust time scale to match frequency.

BillyT

9 years ago

Look at this circuit as a starting point; http://everycircuit.com/circuit/4521442559655936

shipwreck

9 years ago

Change polarity on the fedback winding

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