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                                                     SHORT WIRE DIRECTLY
                                                      TO THIS BNC OUTPUT
                                                                            Figure 11-A3.
                                     75k to 3W
                                    CARBON COMP                             High voltage RMS
                                                                            calibrator is voltage
                                                                            output version of
                                                                            CCFL circuit.






































                       C1 = MUST BE A LOW LOSS CAPACITOR.
                          METALIZED POLYCARB
                          WIMA FKP2 OR MKP-20 (GERMAN) RECOMMENDED
                       L1 = SUMIDA 6345-020 OR COtLTRONlCS CTX110092-1
                          PIN NUMBERS SHOWN FOR COILTRONICS UNIT
                       12 = COILTRONICS CTX300-4
                     Q1, 02 = AS SHOWN OR BCP 56 (PHILLIPS SO PACKAGE)
                        * = 1% FILM RESISTOR (10kQ TO 75kQ RESISTORS IN SERIES)
                     00 NOT SUBSTITUTE COMPONENTS
                     COILTRONICS (305) 781-8900, SUMIDA (708) 956-0666
         calibrator box output before and after every set of efficiency measure-
         ments. This is done by directly connecting, via BNC adapters, the calibra-
         tor box to the RMS voltmeter on the 1000V range.





         The efficiency measurements require an RMS responding voltmeter. This
         instrument must respond accurately at high frequency to irregular and
         harmonically loaded waveforms. These considerations eliminate almost
         all AC voltmeters, including DVMs with AC ranges.
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