Tesla Power Receiver- Here's something that has always bugged me: light waves are about 5000 Angstroms in wavelength, while atoms are more like 1 Angstrom across. Atoms are thousands of times smaller than light waves, yet atoms obviously interact very strongly with light. How can they do this? Perhaps they get around the problem by employing Quantum Mechanics (photon-physics rather than EM waves?) There must be some explanation. __ Designed by William J. Beaty
The art of making HV Transformers- Learn how to make resilient HV transformers from spare ferrites and common scraps!__
Trashy Tesla Coil- So you still don't believe that people throw away tons of good stuff you can use to have some fun. To prove it to you, I've decided to make a Tesla Coil from only stuff I've found in the garbage. I will include a detailed list of all components used and where/what they came from. __ Designed by Greg Miller
Triggered spark gap- This is purely a construction article. __
Virtual-Zener Simplifies High-Voltage Interface- 03/20/03 EDN Design Ideas: Buck regulator and two inductors make dual-polarity converter - This design for a photonic switch needsthan approximately 70V at the cathode of a duo-lateral optical position-sensing device. This voltage gets speedy response at lo Design by Philip Lane, Transparent Networks Inc, Bellevue, WA
Your source for cheap n' easy high voltage, the Flyback transformer- A very simple road to your basic high voltage generator is the transistor driven flyback transformer. This circuit uses a common flyback transformer (you probably have more than one in your house right now) to boost typical battery voltages up to the multi-kilovolt range. It will make a several thousand-degree continuous 2 cm plasma arc. This page is designed to help you get yours working as quickly and painlessly as possible __ Designed by Greg Miller |