Solid State Amplidyne Idea

[TinselKoala]

There is some confusion about how Russian and English use the word "open" to describe a circuit element? I've heard that in Russian, an "open" switch is like an open valve: it conducts, has zero resistance, as noted above. This of course is opposite to the English usage, where an "open" switch is actually an open circuit, no conduction, and a "closed" switch is fully conductive, like an... open valve.
I don't know how this might apply to the description of the IGBT behaviour discussed above, but I think it's a source of much confusion between Russian and English speakers trying to describe circuitry.

[Neo-X]

@kEhYo77

Lol.. I thought it was from aviso. Nice circuit and quite complicated.

@Verpies

Thanks for comment.. Just as i thought it might not work because of the gap.. Sorry if there was wrong in my statement. My knowledge in electronics is just basic. I guess i will abandon this solid state amplidyne and pokus on making a cored type low frequency tesla coil. I already made an idea see the pictures below. What do you think?

@ TinselKoala
Im not Russian, im Filipino.

[verpies]

Thanks for comment.. Just as i thought it might not work because of the gap.. Sorry if there was wrong in my statement. My knowledge in electronics is just basic. I guess i will abandon this solid state Amplidyne and fokus on making a cored type low frequency tesla coil. I already made an idea see the pictures below. What do you think?

Your idea is very similar to the AE Device (see the attached picture).
I've heard reports that this AE Device really works if large nanocrystalline cores are used (e.g.: Nanoperm, Metglas, Finemet, Hitmet, etc...)

See the attached patent (warning: there is a deliberate error made at diagram elements 704 & 730 in Fig.7a/b )