High voltage generator

interessting

"it would work" but you know why its not working? BTW, this apporach we see ones a week more or less similar.

do you know what the theoretical maximum voltage of this configuration is? 329857V but this is only theorie

with an improved pead detector and a better alignment to resonance it could in theory even double 330kV to 660kV. But this is only theory and if you watch the mains current and the ultra low resistance of the coil its totaly impractical, right?

It is mainly impractical because you need HUGE components for this circuit. I mean, I have never even seen a diode designed for 100kV, even tho they do exist and I did not even start from the coil.

Coils 1H is not a problem, to make them that low in resistance is a problem. Just you have never seen something, does mean NOTHING, may i remind you and your traffic lights, lol. You have been never outside germany and have never seen traffic lights which are different to them in germany. But trust me, they exsist. Diodes in highvoltage are available, sure they are not for sale at amazon. Parasitics are the main issue why this is NOT realistic. Resistance and corona losses and to high current. As already said, the numer of diodes can be half and the voltage even doubled. Funny is you say, "but it would work". Right, if the sun would turn reverse from tomorrow on, it would work. lol

So you say 100kV diodes do not cost much?

funny your fantasy.

And I thought you would write constructive comments this time...

@lebutch, is not a cost issue or where buy something, the limit is that is unreal this simulation due parasitics as hurz explain you.

thanx @giomix

So you say this circuit would not create any high voltage? I bet it would. Maybe not as high as in the simulation, but it would.

In my opinion, this is a big no since the current draw is definately higher than any sort of breaker I've ever seen.

sure it does generate a high voltage, but as i said and calculated not as big as you expect. Check my latest circuits and try to understand

if you want to know more about your circuit check this as basic knowledge http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6119412801994752

Then it is a high voltage generator. Cool, thanks for clarification.

Sure, nobody said itbis not. But far below what you expect. In simulation you get close to 80kV and in reality you say it "would work" but much much lower maybe 3 or 4kV.

LB, what’s most amusing here is that no one has claimed you shouldn’t call it a generator after such argument for a recent circuit from another user.

Okay, nice to know Hurz.

And if anyone understood what Kiani tried to write, feel free to tell me, cause I didnt.

Kiani obviously didn’t know either so he has deleted his comments in embarrassment 😂

http://everycircuit.com/circuit/6255506049204224

I know my own comments, thank you.

And a source of pride for yourself, right?

In what context?