The Brandenburg Alpha Series II 5 kV Power Supply is from Great Britain and made in 1977. The model 2507r is specified for 500 to 5000 VDC at 5 mA, around 100 VA power rating. I bought this Brandenburg Alpha Series II 5kV high voltage power supply from a University in France, cleaning out. I […]
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Teardown of a standalone x-ray head from Showa (Made in Japan). Capable of outputting 100 kV at 35 mA for up to 10 second exposure times. It comes as a complete unit with collimator, only to be supplied with 230 VAC and operated with external trigger. If you like to see more teardown articles, pictures
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Samsung Galaxy Google Nexus mobile phone. The Galaxy Nexus (GT-I9250) is a Android smartphone co-developed by Google and Samsung Electronics. It is the third smartphone in the Google Nexus series. It received good reviews as the best Android phone in 2011
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Samsung S4 Mini mobile phone. The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is an Android smartphone and I have no excuse for blowing it up. Maybe except the broken screen. This pulse discharge video is a part of a series of explosive videos
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Sonos Connect. If your audio keeps skipping, stopping or generally playing up, you could have an issue with wireless interference from other devices in your home. One way to reduce this interference is to switch 90MW of energy through your Sonos
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a HTC Snap mobile phone. A Windows phone with a built-in trackball. Almost too cute to blow up. But after trying to take a photo with it, there was not a single regret sending this old phone to hot plasma heaven! This
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Siemens Simatic S5-110 PLC CPU. The S5 series was released in 1979 with the 110 CPU being in the middle of the CPU range. I have spent countless hours on factory floors with my Siemens laptop, the FIELD PG, troubleshooting and
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A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Nokia 710 mobile phone. It is a Windows mobile phone from 2011, running a breed of Windows CE 6.0 kernel. A mobile phone from the dark era of Windows OS handsets, a piece of electronics tormented by its operating system. In
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