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Tesla Coil Experiment -> Lighting bulbs with one wire and almost no power

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First published at 02:37 UTC on February 27th, 2022.

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Showing off one of the neat features of a 'real' Tesla Coil.

Probably >99% of 'Tesla Coils' online are in fact normal induction coils (also known as Lodge coils in Tesla's era). Those are largely magnetic devices, while…

Showing off one of the neat features of a 'real' Tesla Coil.

Probably >99% of 'Tesla Coils' online are in fact normal induction coils (also known as Lodge coils in Tesla's era). Those are largely magnetic devices, while a real Tesla Coil focuses much more heavily on the dielectric field.

This example uses a coil with 1/4wave resonance around 1.4mhz, and a relatively high Q factor around 200.
Higher Q = stronger resonance and a much 'tighter' signal.

You can detect the oscillations quite easily with an oscilloscope probe placed several feet away from the coil. You can measure several hundred volts if the probe is placed close to the coil (from the <20v being input from the function generator).

Also note that only one lead of the function gen is connected. Ground lead can be used in other experiments but in this case it is not needed at all.

pretty neat, huh?

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