low power resonant frequency transformer design

hi there folks.. Please can someone who knows anything about "resonant transformer" design - please try to help me understand some problems I am having.

I have 2 C-cores to form a closed loop core.... I have a primary - a feedback winding, and a secondary winding... On the other two joined legs.. I have two other coils wound - which will form a tuned circuit - with the secondary, all in series and a capacitance of about 800 pfd - will cause that whole circuit - to become a tuned resonant circuit....

When it is examined - it is much like a normal CVT - except that there are two choke windings... and that the two choke windings are - connected - one to the top side of the secondary - and the other to the bottom side of the secondary... the capacitance is connected between the two choke windings...

What I would like to know - is how do I calculate the values of the secondary and primary windings... The feedback winding - is much the same as the primary winding....

When I examined the master transformer of this configuration - it was found that the secondary was = 1 H approx... L1 = 1.1 H... L2 = 1.2 H...

What I have to evaluate is how do I calculate the values of the necessary parameters I need to consider, and then how do I get these values to be valid for a design of other configurations....

It is easy enough for me to calculate the two chokes - but I also need to know how to calculate the secondary windings value..... along with the primary winding...!!

Also - what does the mutual inductance between the two chokes do to the calculations...??? - is it important..?? - what about the other calculations that will involve the secondary ratio to the chokes... and the primary..?? What do I do to get the designs to such a point that it is accepted that the transformer will work as a resonant transformer - for say the frequency of the values of the capacitance and the two chokes....???? This frequency could be - 4.8 kHz.... say up to 6 kHz...??? (so the cores are ferrite - or high quality powdered iron cores...).

Please could someone help me in this little design... I find it most intriguing... - and I hope that someone can help me with the necessary math... I will be really excited...

... and now as always -
My Kindest Regards
Spencer ...
South Africa...
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P.S. - if more details are needed - please contact me on the email address - and I will try to supply more details... I do not know what is necessary???