| Mhavskie |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, September 13, 2009 6:01:45 AM |
| ZVS inverter or mazzilli inverter is the best flyback driver using IRFP250 |
| zainka |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Wednesday, July 29, 2009 6:15:43 AM |
| ahem... you say "remember to take your watch off.." but I can clearly see that YOUR watch is still on!!! Any experience you wanna share :) ? |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, April 19, 2009 6:18:48 PM |
| what is the function of the resistors? i have nte 291 transistors rated for 40w 4 amp |
| mukhtar mukhtar |
150 v DC to 100 kv |
Friday, March 06, 2009 3:56:23 PM |
| I need electronic circuit for the continued effort of the current up to 100 kV |
| Kerriggor |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Wednesday, March 04, 2009 3:06:23 PM |
| Hey ive been trying to build one from scratch but it keeps melting i would realy like it if i could get some plans oh and i have remade Nikola Tesla's teleport machine bad thing melts everything i send |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, December 13, 2008 9:12:27 PM |
| that is crazy, Charging yourself like that. You have a light saber, until you accidentally ground yourself...
Awesome project, but a bit too high volt for me. |
| China |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Thursday, November 06, 2008 8:17:47 AM |
| is it dangerous for a learner? |
| Techineer |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, October 25, 2008 1:49:12 AM |
| Regarding regulation of the output voltage.... true regulation would be very difficult to obtain; however, the amount of output voltage will be determined by the number of turns in the primary coil C-D. If you want less output voltage, add more turns on C-D. Fewer turns may produce more output voltage, but run the risk of blowing the transistors, as they will need to conduct more current. |
| cduma |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, September 09, 2008 11:32:15 AM |
| I have also seen a similar circuit using just one transistor |
| cduma |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, September 09, 2008 11:31:08 AM |
| Let me be the first person in the history of the internet to leave a positive response on the forums. This circuit works very well, actualy to well. I was playing with the spark with screwdriver and it arced through the plastic. ahhhh i love the smell of RF burns in the afternoon. I estimate about 50kv. I havent gotten much chance to use it since I keep breaking the transistors via accidental short circuits and overheating. you MUST use heatsink compound. My circuit is an abomination using 7 resistors in parelel and series to get the values required. |
| D.C.. Coxnonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Monday, July 28, 2008 11:19:16 PM |
| I use a BUF420 M power transistor. It's rated at 450 VDC 30 Amps and will not fail like the 2N3055's do.
this single transistor in a large TO-3 heatsink will drive large flybacks.
I also stock large flybacks based on the old 1968 large Zenith TV sets (3,800 turns on sec). Mine have 4,200 turns of #42 AWG on sec for more output.
These will drive plasma globes up to 24 inches in dia.
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| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Monday, June 23, 2008 5:54:04 PM |
| You can find it if you follow the red cable from the top of the screen... cant miss it... |
| spark |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 6:56:38 AM |
| abhikant; I think you need variable duty cycle to vary the output voltage. You would need a 555 driver circuit for that. |
| Asep Sopyan |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, April 12, 2008 2:20:34 PM |
| can u gave more information about Tesla generator. i want tray to build the generator.that just for my hobbys |
| abhikant |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Friday, March 14, 2008 6:16:04 AM |
| can we control its high voltage if so then how |
| derric |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, January 27, 2008 8:19:52 AM |
| What a great man Ken you are, your site is so fabulous thanks to god who gave you that knowledge. |
| apis |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, January 22, 2008 6:12:12 AM |
| How can we regulate the output voltage? |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Thursday, December 13, 2007 11:00:44 AM |
| cool site |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, December 11, 2007 12:23:53 AM |
| i have an Ignition Coil from a ford modle A its in wood with a relay ontop and 3 coper rod contions 2 on side 1 on the end.
it looks like it could take a lot more volts than the newer ones.
Have any good ides. let me know. |
| Raven |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Wednesday, November 14, 2007 10:17:23 PM |
| maid my own tater gun and such but i need to learn how to build this badly lol im trying to use a sparker from a small hand held lighter that has the long neck and only works 1/100 times or so so were can i get most of theese parts alot of them i think i might already have but were can i get some of the from componets? ( computer screen?) |
| JW |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, November 10, 2007 5:49:19 AM |
| I built this circuit years ago for igniting my spudgun, it worked great! I tried the version with only one transistor as well but this version works much better!
Thanks for this circuit!
JW |
| kolovrat |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, October 30, 2007 8:02:08 AM |
| hm i used this flyback (on the pictures) for runing real tesla coil. it is interesting effect as i dont need large capacitetors(high frequency). flyback is runned with 2- 3055 transistors on 18V and neon light is lit 1m away.. i think it is pretty good for round 80W... |
| Charlie Whittaker |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, October 27, 2007 10:28:28 AM |
| where would i locate the voltage multiplier in a CRT pc monitor?
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| Bhathiya |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Thursday, October 25, 2007 7:52:19 AM |
| It's really great to see.But it should be very careful.i like to know the principle of this. |
| charlo |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Monday, October 15, 2007 8:04:32 AM |
| your project was great!!! i love it.
im always viewing your page ever since my first view but i still viewing it until now.
i just wan to learn from your good invention..
can ou teach me about it?
thanks for your site... |
| Ken P |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Wednesday, October 03, 2007 12:14:14 AM |
| 'thoroughly enjoy your web site'
very usefull
thanks ken.
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| boxa888 |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 7:15:49 PM |
| hey so if you jump off being that charged wont you get really shocked or hurt when you ground??? please tell me . i never uderstood charging someone like a capacitor |
| Duma |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, September 18, 2007 9:37:53 AM |
| Hey, could you use a cascade with this? btw seeing how everyone is complaining about the one person who is upset about the fact that this is not a coil i will too! NOT A COIL |
| Matt |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Thursday, September 06, 2007 7:15:44 AM |
| That is friggin cool. I'm starting to get into electronics, and browsing through some projects when the word "tesla" caught my eye.....had to look. Anyone else reminded of C&C Red Alert? :-) |
| spacifique |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, September 04, 2007 6:36:57 AM |
| Hi. Would it be easier to use a signal generator and some transistor or opto-coupler to control a car ignition transformer? I am working on a system to have high voltage pulses at low amps.
Thanks. |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, August 04, 2007 7:05:31 PM |
| Vary good project. This isn't a tesla coil, but I think this is better then tesla coils, becourse you have the full power out (by the way, does this have any out-frequency?). I made an 220VAC converter to 624VCC, using two Eletrolytic 350V 10,000µF and four 5404 (two in paralell, becouse of the high current. It is vary powerfull, even without lightning, try to put the terminals in water with salt, when full-loaded. It gives a nice boom. |
| Lloyd |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 11:34:13 PM |
| Hey u guys need to calm down. the guy is sharing his project with people so they can learn and have fun. No its not a real tesla coil but its still a fun project with easy parts to come by. Thanks for sharing. P.S. if you would like help building a real tesla coil feel free to e-mail me. |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, July 22, 2007 1:31:42 PM |
| wow!! |
| Corbet |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, July 07, 2007 11:53:53 PM |
| Hey dude calm down we all know its just a flyback driver but its still kinda neat |
| ValveSmith |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Wednesday, July 04, 2007 12:52:35 PM |
| 2N3055's! You need some real transistors with some hfe. How about a 2SA1943? |
| Joćo Crispim |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, June 17, 2007 9:18:06 AM |
| I've just made one of this high voltage generator. it works fine but i need more. i already got 2 secondary coils in series on one ferrite. the primary is not made yet. i wanna know if a can duplicate the 5 turns to 10 turns in order to get more power out of it and make The power transistors cool down a bit. I'm powering it with 12V cos 24V made the power transistors get really HOT (and yes. they are on a really big heat sink). what should i do ?
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| Alex |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Saturday, June 09, 2007 5:43:52 PM |
| as the rest said it's not a real tesla coil BUT with one of this you can go further and power a SGO tesla coil (the real stuff) ... basicaly to use this instead of the neon sign transformer
CHEERS !!! nice job and congratulations ! hope to see more ! Good luck ! |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Sunday, June 03, 2007 7:48:26 AM |
| Have you any idea how to regulate frequency using a function generator to influence the primary?
Thanks,
Gordon |
| Bernard |
A regulator Schematic |
Sunday, April 15, 2007 7:13:10 PM |
| Hi ,
can you please fin me the schema of a regulator who can have the faulowing caracteristic ??
input :150-230 V AC
output : 230 V AC
power ;4-6 KVA
thanks |
| bobrgv |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Tuesday, March 27, 2007 6:49:09 AM |
| Hello
Nice cct, I have one going at the moment giving about 8kv and used for research into ZPE and oscillators. I tend to agree it is not a Tesla coil and it does not work on the theoretical Lonitudanal wave concept. It is neat because it uses the natural resonant frequency of the loop via feedback.
A useful WEB site during my very brief tour it has captured my imagination.
Bob |
| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Monday, March 26, 2007 5:35:21 PM |
| this is not a tesla coil
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| anonymous |
Solid State Tesla Coil/High Voltage Generator |
Friday, March 16, 2007 7:58:23 PM |
| are you calling this a Tesla Coil?
is just a flyback driver tesla coils are high frequency high voltage air cored transformers this is not air cored |
