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modified 5 years ago

Tesla Single Wire Resonant Power Transmission -Additional Resonant Feed

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Tesla One Wire Resonant Power Transmission - Initially use an elevated terminal to prove there is no ground return current or sit transmitter on an insulated board with a localised return path using a standard capacitor and sit the receiver on an insulated board with a localised return path using a standard capacitor. There is only a single conductor flow. This circuit is resonant at 159Hz, sweep the frequency either side and power transfer diminishes, max transfer at resonance. The single one wire acts as a waveguide, critical wire length quarter wavelength L=(c/f/)4 = (3x10^8 m/s)/ 169 Hz /4 = 1885/4=471km before transmission line effects kick in. Tuned transmitter and receiver at f = 1/2.pi.sqrt(LC)= 1/2.pi.(1H.1uF)^1/2 = 159Hz. High frequency, high voltage low line power loss. Added Resonant feed and tap increased HV. Tuned to resonance of primary. Secondary tuned to 3.1 x base frequency pi. Inductance of secondary Ls= Lp.n^2 = 1H.10^2 = 100H, capacitance Cs = 1nF Resonant frequency f = 1/2pi.sqrt(Ls.Cs) = 1/2.pi(100H(1nF))^1/2=503Hz.
published 5 years ago
MatthewKessler
5 years ago
So rainbow... leaves my eyes the color of rainbow and my mouth open.
fatcat2
5 years ago
AM
MatthewKessler
5 years ago
Cool tube.

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