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guyz im dng my mtech proj...as part of my proj i need to generate a high freq asymmetrical waveform with peak amplitude 2000v at 2mhz..i got a rough schematic for this in which a fly back transformer is included..but i dun no what specification to be used for this transformer to operate at 2mhz n produce output of 2000v..pls help me..
 

I think, it would be reasonable to check the project feasibility first. You can assume, that every pF of winding capacity on the HV side consumes several 100 VAr reactive power. Or in a slightly different perspective, you'll have most likely difficulties to achieve a transformer self resonant frequency of 10 MHz and more that would be required to transform an asymmetrical waveform at 2 MHz.

I suggest two realistic alternatives:
- go for a flyback transformer operated at a considerably lower frequency
- go for resonant operation at 2 MHz (similar to a Tesla transformer)
 

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