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faceblast
modified 5 years ago

Battery powered igniter

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I built this on a breadboard. I strongly recommend no one else does. EMF voltage spikes from the blocking oscillator on the left that don't destroy the Transistor or the batteries get stepped up to between 100 to 900V DC. Ten stage Cockcroft-Walton cascade then increases this to God knows what. I managed to throw a spark 6mm from the output (blue) as well as some decent plasma corona, before I started seeing arcs between the diodes, smoke, and gave myself a few decent shocks. Don't build this. Caps bigger than a few pf will hold enough energy to kill you instantly, even with the source disconnected. After 3 stages the volts will be high enough to start jumping across veroboard tracks, and above 8 stages it'll leap breadboard holes easily. The simulation is fun to run though, and also tests how much CPU load your phone can handle.
published 12 years ago
duile11
12 years ago
Excelente demostración en mi cpu de 1Ghz se aprecia muy bien
ShortCircuit
12 years ago
I tried with a few less capacitors. But still, amazing spark!
a7med
12 years ago
Amazing ♡♡
emacmulle
12 years ago
BBC
kedar264
12 years ago
Best explained on eev blog channel on youtube
timox15
12 years ago
Wow
kishan93
12 years ago
But how does dc voltage is stepped up with transfomer??
faceblast
12 years ago
it's not DC, the first transformer is a chopper circuit. The second steps it up.
juanjojjjjjj
11 years ago
Muy bueno
thebugger
11 years ago
Okay this looks nice but it shows only 100v at the the output. Im no expert but a 100 v arent as merely enough to make a spark let alone 0.6mm while for 1cm spark 20000v are needed. I think maybe E.C. fault?
De_Backer
11 years ago
Try hitting the switch at the battery, too see it up.
Los
11 years ago
Very interesting , fun simulation thanks for sharing, fAce blast!
dyb2013
11 years ago
不错
junkbok
11 years ago
좋아요
maxik
11 years ago
Блять все не Русские. Russia
rbrtkurtz
11 years ago
...and it's finally at the top of the popular list with over 3K5 views. The key to success? Blow shit up. :D
PedAu
11 years ago
To see it quickly, change the simulation speedr to 1s/s. (WARNING: MAY BLOW YOUR CELLPHONE)
faceblast
11 years ago
hell yeah everyone loves sparks
dine
11 years ago
Is there a safe way to build this?
controledfail
11 years ago
I should learn to read the comments first. I put it to the 1sec count and my phone froze for a bit. Kinda awesome.
BrotherPhil
11 years ago
May have to try tweeking this - maybe try switching the input with a multivibrator with a variable period.
Ankitesh
11 years ago
Wow
rushab
11 years ago
Hi
faceblast
11 years ago
safe way would be to make someone else build it, then put it in a plastic box filled with mineral oil
rafideee
11 years ago
Can someone build a circuit which can simultaneously work as a buffer and an amplifier?
rafideee
11 years ago
I badly need this for my project....pls help me..........
afinchum
11 years ago
Jbyrns1993 die from this circuit? He was gonna build and measure its potential with some hv probe... =O
Mamish
11 years ago
Probably just never got around to commenting. I doubt someone with enough equipment to make one of these would also be careless enough to really injure themselves. Not everyone has 1:20 transformers lying around.
rbrtkurtz
11 years ago
I disagree with most of that. "Someone with enough equipment..." It's just diodes, 102 caps, two transformers, and a breadboard. Sure, not everybody has a 1:20 transformer on hand (the one I have that is close is more like 1:18), but they're easy to get. I'd have to order more caps because I think I only have about 5 102s on hand (maybe not enough of any one diode, either), but an idiot like myself could easily build this. Should I? Do I need to? Will I? Hell no! Anyhow, noobs, hobbyists, amateurs, etc., are blowing up components all the time trying to build stuff they don't fully understand. Hell, I blew up all kinds of stuff when I started learning.
faceblast
11 years ago
actually it works really well with a 1:1 common mode choke. best results so far have been on a 2x 30 turns on a 30mm toroid
faceblast
11 years ago
also the diodes have to be fast recovery
Mamish
11 years ago
Re: hurz. Valid point, but I was talking more about personal safety than component safety. I'd bet most people with a half-decent inventory have at least some awareness of HV safety or at least the risk involved. I never said they wouldn't destroy all their parts; I still lose MOSFETs to the occasional brainfart these days. No serious injuries yet though.
tthiy1
11 years ago
Nice
zeeman2000
11 years ago
Excellent!
bra2014
11 years ago
Isn't that also known as a marx generator?
faceblast
11 years ago
nope, marx generator has no semiconductors
Andrew2101
11 years ago
Excellent!!!
taipan
11 years ago
Nice
turro98
11 years ago
sorry but how can I test my cpu?
709196484
11 years ago
haha..my phone runs it very frequently!!
turro98
11 years ago
Sorry but i don't understand
turro98
11 years ago
*can't. Stupid auto correction
rocketeeter
11 years ago
Great example, but definitely lethal!
spark379
11 years ago
Ya fuzen poppen lol
PeacePeace
11 years ago
I like this
wyd
11 years ago
Ert
MrCai
11 years ago
Good
WTFCircuit
11 years ago
Why this?
NICK343
11 years ago
LaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaAag
zhongfl2005
11 years ago
牛逼~升压电路
EJIEKTPNK
11 years ago
Super nice!!!
matthewcranny
11 years ago
It lags
vez
11 years ago
90
vez
11 years ago
Iiiii
Timko
11 years ago
T.C.
Nayanranjandas3
11 years ago
it lags a lot....
gubenkovalik
11 years ago
Shit
rydtkd
10 years ago
Egt
WTFCircuit
10 years ago
I love it!
THERED
10 years ago
Great thing to blow some one's ass
AjayPrathap
10 years ago
Awe work!!
NICK343
10 years ago
DUDE WHY?
CAPTAIN1962
10 years ago
Nasty 40kv
mrpunj
10 years ago
Ohhhh wows
sagarpshah
10 years ago
I like to add resistor b/w diodes. It is sefty step
dduffield
10 years ago
I think I'm going to build this! Might make a good bug zapper!
ETJAKEOC
10 years ago
Inject noise and it drops voltage like a whore
dexgen
10 years ago
👌
ganezmani
10 years ago
Good
snowboy1001
10 years ago
Awesome!
mimicheng
10 years ago
Gd
javierfa
10 years ago
http://everycircuit.com/circuit/5827114823581696
javierfa
10 years ago
Just to clarify esta can answer all the little group. if they wish. who was the mistake ???
ROCKETBUSTER
10 years ago
AWESOME!
jonatancrizz
10 years ago
Like
lenzrulz
10 years ago
Nice.
dheemsta
10 years ago
What were the voltage rating of the caps..?
jason9
10 years ago
Wow 40KV! That's a definite spark
Nilser
10 years ago
No entiendo ingles
AlexandruProcaa
10 years ago
Spek romana
AlexandruProcaa
10 years ago
WoWaa
lenzrulz
10 years ago
Nice
han1233
10 years ago
不错
4wheeldrive
10 years ago
What's it supposed to do?
4wheeldrive
10 years ago
It's a lag machine!!!!!
technohead
10 years ago
What caps did you use on the breadboard?
Leowzd
10 years ago
Perfwct
hunar
10 years ago
Wooow more than 16000 views
yyhasnfx
10 years ago
boom ←_←
Karlberg
10 years ago
LoL .. Don't build? Probably a good idea but good ideas never stopped me. I would build this point to point and submerge it in oil or wax though, that should take care of diodes sparking and cool it a bit. Current regulation would be good to. Breadboards aren't meant for high voltage. Nice job on the circuit.
troook
10 years ago
Wooow
gasboss775
10 years ago
Got up to nearly 2 million volts with a 100 volt power supply!
Grewnuk
10 years ago
Подобной фигни тут уже куча была
OttizOhm
10 years ago
Had my simulation run up to 43.9 before the waveform crashed down to 38. It was holding for about a min or two.
0xDEADBEEF
10 years ago
쩐다
vivekk
10 years ago
Excellent
Dandsay
10 years ago
Uapik cok
eeprof
10 years ago
ㅋㅋ
anandranjith
10 years ago
Lagging.......i should buy a new tablet!........this is one cracy circuit..i tried it with less caps and diodes....just as you predicted! Shock!......thanx for uploading!
icommandblock
9 years ago
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