Non-destructive breakdown voltage tester

posted Jun 23rd 2008 8:45am by
filed under: classic hacks, misc hacks


This applies more to older vacuum technology than your average solid state hardware, but [Richard] put together an interesting project. It’s designed to test a component for its breakdown voltage without destroying it. The general idea of the ‘BVT’ is to increase the voltage applied to a device until some current leakage is detected. Of course, any device that includes notes on probable arc length in relation to kilovolts is awesome by definition.



4 Responses to Non-destructive breakdown voltage tester

  • miked says:

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  • Ali Raheem says:

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  • miked_hater says:

    BAN MIKED FOR LIFE! WHAT AN ASS!

  • miked_hater says:

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