Bipolar PI MD with GB and DD Coil

[algan]

I think it refers to P-channel and N-channel MOSFET transistors. IRF740 and IRF9640. If we zoom in on the photo, we can see that the terminals are defined as GDS

Yes exactly IRF640 and IRF9640.

[Ruben2000]

[QUOTE=pechkata;n450736]

[Hello, Ruben.
Yes – a capacitor in parallel to determine the sweep.
The MOSFET doesn't matter—it doesn't consume power.]



Although I didn't quite understand your answers, I think you stated that you used the same Sascho coils. And as for the MOSFETs, you can use any type, even low-power ones.
Well, I don't have a clear answer. Thanks anyway!
What I noticed is that you placed two capacitors in the generator. Do you mean that these are in parallel with each MOSFET, which determines the sweep?
Here's an image that appears in your video!

[pechkata]

Although I didn't quite understand your answers, I think you stated that you used the same Sascho coils. And as for the MOSFETs, you can use any type, even low-power ones.
Well, I don't have a clear answer. Thanks anyway!
What I noticed is that you placed two capacitors in the generator. Do you mean that these are in parallel with each MOSFET, which determines the sweep?
Here's an image that appears in your video!

The video is a test version—to see what it does.
All my videos were filmed online—before that, I didn't know what I was doing.
Google Translate does not translate correctly.

[algan]

Here is a pdf of Altra you can test a bipolar generator