How To Make Mini Tesla Coil Using Transistor D 313 and 22 K Resistance .
we show in this video how to make mini Tesla coil.
MY PROJECTS
HOW TO MAKE HIGH POWER TESLA COIL
ABOUT TESLA COIL
Among his various advancements, Nikola Tesla longed for making an approach to supply capacity to the world without hanging wires over the globe. The creator verged on achieving this when his “crazy lab rat” tries different things with power prompted his making of the Tesla curl.
The main framework that could remotely transmit power, the Tesla curl was a really progressive creation. Early radio receiving wires and telecommunication utilized the innovation, yet varieties of the curl can likewise do things that are out and out cool — like shoot lightning jolts, send electric flows through the body and make electron winds.
Tesla built up the loop in 1891, preceding traditional iron-center transformers were utilized to control things like lighting frameworks and phone circuits. These customary transformers can’t withstand the high recurrence and high voltage that the looser curls in Tesla’s creation can endure. The idea driving the curl is entirely basic and makes utilization of electromagnetic power and reverberation. Utilizing copper wire and glass bottles, a novice circuit repairman can assemble a Tesla loop that can create a fourth of a million volts. [Infographic: How the Tesla Coil Works]
The setup
A Tesla loop comprises of two sections: an essential curl and optional loop, each with its own capacitor. (Capacitors store electrical vitality simply like batteries.) The two curls and capacitors are associated by a flash hole — a hole of air between two terminals that creates the sparkle of power. An outside source snared to a transformer controls the entire framework. Basically, the Tesla curl is two open electric circuits associated with a flash hole.
A Tesla curl needs a high-voltage control source. A standard power source encouraged through a transformer can create a current with the fundamental power (something like a great many volts).
For this situation, a transformer can change over the low voltage of primary power into the high voltage
How it functions
The power source is snared to the essential curl. The essential loop’s capacitor demonstrations like a wipe and douses up the charge. The essential curl itself must almost certainly withstand the huge charge and enormous floods of flow, so the loop is generally made out of copper, a great channel of power. In the long run, the capacitor develops so much run after that it breaks the air opposition in the flash hole. At that point, like crushing out a splashed wipe, the present streams out of the capacitor down the essential curl and makes an attractive field.
The enormous measure of vitality makes the attractive field breakdown rapidly, and produces an electric flow in the optional loop. The voltage flashing through the air between the two loops makes starts in the sparkle hole. The vitality sloshes forward and backward between the two curls a few hundred times each second, and develops in the optional loop and capacitor. In the long run, the charge in the optional capacitor gets so high that it breaks free in a tremendous burst of electric flow.
The subsequent high-recurrence voltage can light up bright light bulbs a few feet away with no electrical wire association. [Photos: Nikola Tesla’s Historic Lab at Wardenclyffe]
In a superbly planned Tesla curl, when the optional loop achieves its most extreme charge, the entire procedure should begin once again and the gadget ought to end up self-supporting. By and by, nonetheless, this does not occur. The warmed air in the flash hole pulls a portion of the power far from the auxiliary loop and once more into the hole, so inevitably the Tesla curl will come up short on vitality. This is the reason the loop must be snared to an outside power supply.
[…] The Tesla coil circuit is the most common type of electric current. It can produce high-voltage electricity in a relatively short distance. However, this method requires a capacitor. This is a capacitor that stores the charge. If it is discharged, a huge spark is produced. In this case, it fires in a small space. This spark is called a Tesla circuit. A resonant inductive current is a magnetic field, and a voltage above a certain threshold can be induced. […]