Tesla Coil Construction Techniques
Part I: Original Tesla Coils
Part II: Plans |
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Part I: Original Tesla Coils |
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Figure 1:
Tesla Oscillator
For Experimental Use |
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Tesla Patent
583,593: Electric Circuit
Controller that charges the condensers
in parallel and discharges them in series |
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Figures 4
& 7: Misc. Tesla Oscillators
with mechanical breaks |
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Tesla Oscillator for Ignition Purposes:
Patent 609,250
A Tesla Coil for igniting gas engines - a "Tesla" ignition
coil. |
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Tesla
Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,248
This patent utilizes a liquid-to-liquid "make", with
an insulating
disk used to separate the liquids for the "break" duration. |
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Tesla
Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,247
This patent utilizes liquid-to-solid interruptions of a
centrifugal ribbon of mercury to make and break contact
with a fan blade. |
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Tesla Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,251
It's not perfect, but these still took forever to draw! |
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Tesla Oscillator For Producing Ozone
Here are some 3D renderings I made of a famous Tesla Coil. |
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Tesla Oscillator for Ignition Purposes:
Patent 609,250
A Tesla Coil for igniting gas engines - a "Tesla" ignition
coil. |
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Tesla
Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,248
This patent utilizes a liquid-to-liquid "make", with
an insulating
disk used to separate the liquids for the "break" duration. |
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Tesla
Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,247
This patent utilizes liquid-to-solid interruptions of a
centrifugal ribbon of mercury to make and break contact
with a fan blade. |
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Tesla Oscillator with Mercury Interrupter:
Patent 609,251
It's not perfect, but these still took forever to draw! |
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Tesla Oscillator For Producing Ozone
Here are some 3D renderings I made of a famous Tesla Coil. |
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Part II: Plans |
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A Tesla Coil |
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Air Insulated Tesla Coils |
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A Tesla Disruptive Discharge Coil |
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A Large Demonstration
Tesla Coil |
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Experiments with the Tesla
Coil |
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Electrical Stars |
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High Frequency
Apparatus: Stanley Thomas Curtis |
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High Frequency Currents:
Frederick Finch Strong |
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