Yes that is similar to how I found the resonant frequency. However its not quite so cut and dry. Once all of the pieces are put into place, they have relative capacitance and inductance to everything around them, the higher frequency you go, the more these things affect the resonance of the coil as a whole. Due to this, resonance is found more easily when the whole devices is assembled, hence the use for the taps.
As for the primary, there is no cap attached, rather it uses the self capacitance of the coil itself. Also, (and this is getting a bit ahead) the secondary will push back on the primary in an interesting way causing a feedback. The idea is to have amperage manifest at the two ends with an amperage node in the center of the secondary. This equates to half wave resonance, with voltage nodes on the ends, and voltage max in the center, electrically. Maximization of the voltage and amperage maximums yield higher output, this can be accomplished through increasing the relative permeability and permittivity of the various stages of the device within reason (don't throw things out of resonance)
This device will have a lot of people up in arms about which models to use to characterize its operation, and black and white instructions on building similar things are not easy, bench time, and practice help a lot in tuning.
This setup is very similar to one suggested by Avramenko, Tesla, Kron, and others.
Also notice that the output is only half wave rectified in this demo, full wave is obviously possible.
Keep up the good work guys.
As for the primary, there is no cap attached, rather it uses the self capacitance of the coil itself. Also, (and this is getting a bit ahead) the secondary will push back on the primary in an interesting way causing a feedback. The idea is to have amperage manifest at the two ends with an amperage node in the center of the secondary. This equates to half wave resonance, with voltage nodes on the ends, and voltage max in the center, electrically. Maximization of the voltage and amperage maximums yield higher output, this can be accomplished through increasing the relative permeability and permittivity of the various stages of the device within reason (don't throw things out of resonance)
This device will have a lot of people up in arms about which models to use to characterize its operation, and black and white instructions on building similar things are not easy, bench time, and practice help a lot in tuning.
This setup is very similar to one suggested by Avramenko, Tesla, Kron, and others.
Also notice that the output is only half wave rectified in this demo, full wave is obviously possible.
Keep up the good work guys.
Originally posted by Jetijs
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