LC Oscillator

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15:08:21

Flip switch to the inductor contact to see the oscillating of the capacitor discharging and recharging from the inductor. 

No, it's not free or perpetual energy

published 3 years ago

cevdet29

3 years ago

This is way better

dvdholt5

3 years ago

Does the red LED get current from the ground side when the switch is pressed via the capacitor? Sorry if this is a stupid question. Great circuit by the way.

wyoelk

3 years ago

When the switch is pressed the ground is removed from the discharging circuit. The current comes from the capacitor discharging and inductor charging/discharging

llazar

2 years ago

İt doesn't stop bro

wyoelk

2 years ago

It will after couple of minutes due to the large capacitor and inductor sizes

arkufahl

1 year ago

How did you add the node watches near the red and green LEDs?

wyoelk

1 year ago

Just tap at that location, and select the eye icon. I only use an android phone

dragoola

1 year ago

so how much do you know about tesla? if you like tesla look up ERIC DOLLARD. a lot of people think he is the next tesla.

dragoola

1 year ago

it is ok but. try this one. https://everycircuit.com/circuit/6469618201526272

dragoola

1 year ago

Eric P Dollard https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xjyhCS8ZF8

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