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Re: Tesla Coil Formula

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Subject: Re: Tesla Coil Formula
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Date: Sun, 18 Dec 2005 12:44:05 -0700
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Hi Ed,

Really! I wouldn't have thought it would
increase by that much. Now is this for the
same amount of wire in each configuration?

---- Matt Cortner ----


>The only "advantage" of this configuration is that there will be
>a lot more distributed capacitance and higher losses. If the coils
>are connected series aiding the inductance would be four times that
>of a single coil (L ~ N^2). One of his stranger patents.

>Ed

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