Uploaded May 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
With this setup 2 things fight eachother:
To be able to keep adding loads we need to have no losses, meaning low impedance. Low impedance means not much to use, because it's the impedance like with the transforms that makes it possible to light up 100W led modules.
This means that we need to able to get a trumpet like wave form all the way and therefor tapping in to the energy arround us.
Biggest question I have at the moment: What is causing the trumpet like wave to stop and behave like a dimming wave again? What door is closed to have this problem? Or witch door did we open in the first place to get it started :)
!! Experimenting with this is at your own risk, the negative series impedances can lead to overvoltage on mosfet and blow up parts, you need to be carefull and not take to much risk at once, you need to build up !!
With this setup 2 things fight eachother:
To be able to keep adding loads we need to have no losses, meaning low impedance. Low impedance means not much to use, because it's the impedance like with the transforms that makes it possible to light up 100W led modules.
This means that we need to able to get a trumpet like wave form all the way and therefor tapping in to the energy arround us.
Biggest question I have at the moment: What is causing the trumpet like wave to stop and behave like a dimming wave again? What door is closed to have this problem? Or witch door did we open in the first place to get it started :)
!! Experimenting with this is at your own risk, the negative series impedances can lead to overvoltage on mosfet and blow up parts, you need to be carefull and not take to much risk at once, you need to build up !!
