Re: class c amplifier

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Original poster: Frosty <frosty90@xxxxxxxxx>

i think that unless you have the circuit tuned very closely to the 
tank circuits resonant frequency (or even fractions of it like 1/2 
1/4 1/8 etc). if you dont you get voltage spikes and bizzare 
waveforms (i think).

On 1/13/06, Tesla list <<mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx>tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Original poster: tesla popp <<mailto:teslas_lab@xxxxxxxxx>teslas_lab@xxxxxxxxx>

Ironic, I was thinking of doing the same thing 4 days
ago(havent got around to it quite yet).  I was
planning on using a timer circut with pulse width
ajustment, along with some big MOSFET's.

Should work in theory, if you get everything right.

Ya never know till ya try...
Coiler Forever: Jeremiah Popp

--- Tesla list <<mailto:tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> tesla@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Original poster: Frosty <<mailto:frosty90@xxxxxxxxx>frosty90@xxxxxxxxx>
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> im thinking of building a small solid state tesla
> coil. can you do
> this with a resonant LC circuit and use a transistor
> (or MOS) to pump
> puses into it (like a class c resonant amplifier). I
> cant find any
> tesla coils like this on the internet so i was just
> wondering if it
> would work? ( and could you uses power transistors
> instead or MOSFETs
> or JFETs?, (eg MJ10012 or 2SC1875))
>
> --
> Frosty
>
>
>





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Frosty