Tesla etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
Tesla etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster

6 Haziran 2012 Çarşamba

Faraday cage for Tesla coil

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Faraday cage for Tesla coil, a set on Flickr.
Build this Faraday cage to protect people and equipment from "Tesla rash"

Weird: Wireless Energy Illumination Reactive Device

Version 2 of the lampThe top coil, acrylic and wireOne of four posts, machined on the latheVersion 1 with a taller lamp baseVersion 1 from the topPlug hidden in the back
Version 1 assembledLook! No wires!Swinging to decrease light intensityVersion 2, lit upVersion two swingingAn LED steals energy from the bulb
The insides...

Made this device for a museum to demonstrate Tesla's wireless energy transfer.

22 Mart 2012 Perşembe

Quick test of new Solid State Tesla coil controller



Made a new micro controller based resonance controller for the exhibition Tesla coil. The design is very succesful and i'm really exited to try it on the actual Tesla coil secondary being build as I write. Until then the best I have is a roll of wire but as seen in the video a mere 37 volts on the driver circuit makes quite a remarkable spark. If left on for more than a few seconds the wire ends catch on fire :) (Murharhar!!)

17 Şubat 2012 Cuma

Finished Tesla coil


Tesla coil ready for exhibition.
Short test video of the coil setting paper on fire.

12 Şubat 2012 Pazar

Video from Tesla building


More Tesla build pictures

Controller boardinside1inside viewBack of displayUnfinished displayFront panel
Inside more organized nowTest set-up with primary from another coilPower bridge and tank capacitorsInternal power distributionSides and front removed

Tesla coil , a set on Flickr.
We had another night of Tesla coil building. This time all circuits were tested and power applied for the first time.

6 Şubat 2012 Pazartesi

Tesla 2012

Controller boardinside1inside viewBack of displayUnfinished display

Tesla coil , a set on Flickr.
A while ago i was asked to make a Tesla Coil for an exhibition about Nikola Tesla. I have previously experimented with traditional Tesla coils (Archive). These were loud, dangerous and not really public friendly devices.

A new generation of electronically controlled solid state Tesla coils have been emerging over the last couple of years and we decided that one of these were better suited for public display.

A side effect of the electronic control is the ability to play music. I find this feature rather corny but it seems to be a real crowd pleaser.

Here are the result of the first build night with my long-time Tesla buddy Marc.