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In Karen’s most recent episode of The Learning Circuit, she shows off some of the most amazing types of transformers, the Tesla coil. Tesla coils are a type of step-up transformer that incorporates a special type, called a resonant transformer. These function at a high voltage and high frequency. That high frequency can be modulated to even play music. The visible sparks generated actually excite the air surrounding the coil, and make sound. Watch as Karen shows off 5 kits and see how incredible these transformers are.

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  • art2part
    art2part over 2 years ago +1
    I am 81 tears old. A Dr, friend of mine said I was too old to learn a new subject and that my mind could not retain the information. Well, I have watched all 98 episodes of your series and I can tell my…
  • cstanton
    cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to art2part

    Are there any topics that you'd like the series to cover?

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    art2part over 2 years ago in reply to cstanton

    Thank you for the response and yes I also enjoyed and learned from the 29 episodes of "DC to Daylight" series.

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  • cstanton
    cstanton over 2 years ago in reply to art2part

    Consider checking  DC to Daylight  

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    art2part over 2 years ago

    I am 81 tears old.  A Dr, friend of mine said I was too old to learn a new subject and that my mind could not retain the information.  Well, I have watched all 98 episodes of your series and I can tell my Dr friend he does not know what he is talking about.  Thank you, Karen, you have inspired me to seek more "New Knowledge".  I have built several of the kits you taught us about and I feel very confident in what I have learned.  I only wished you would make more episodes.

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    DAB over 3 years ago

    Very good episode Karen.

     

    If you remember my discussion about how it is photons, not electrons that cause current flow, the Tesla coil is a perfect example of my theory.

    When ever you see electricity, you always see photons.

    When you bring the Florescent tubes into the magnetic field of the coil, that is how you get over air transmission of power.

     

    Many decades ago I went to the Tesla museum at Colorado Springs, Colorado.

    They demonstrated several truly awesome Tesla coils, even one with a water core.

    They also showed fluid pump Tesla designed that would allow you to pump any fluid, even live fish through pipes without harming them.

     

    DAB

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  • miles90
    miles90 over 3 years ago

    Hi Karen,

     

    Again, a very interesting video.

     

    Sparks also permit the formation of nitrogen oxides. A very important phenomenon in nature. The nitrogen present in proteins and DNA is said to come from thunder sparks.

     

    The two nitrogen atoms of the dinitrogen molecule are linked with a triple bond. These triple bond is very strong and requires a lot of energy to break. That is why dinitrogen is virtually inert. The very high energy of sparks can break this triple bond and allows nitrogen to react with atmospheric oxygen to form nitrogen oxides that dissolve in water to form nitrates.

     

    Thank you very much.

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    kmikemoo over 3 years ago

    makerkaren  Very cool.  Nice "next step" application of a transformer. image

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