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[itsu]

Yes agrees to the switch should be in position "R" I get it now ,and where to look for the green waveform amplitudę?
as the frequency to check whether so it seems that in this regard I see just something about 230Khz?

TT,

in this video:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJWwQUdQ_RU  you can see that  at 1:34 he removes a probe, and after that, the green trace on the scope is flat.
So this must be the point at which he was taking this stroboscope green trace from, see red circle below.


Itsu

[verpies]

The ground is source for electrons and the surrounding air+wire insulation is the source for positrons. This is achieved by making pull of positrons from air...

[Dog-One]

https://youtu.be/9hk-4BojB_E

Hello Tomtech29,

In your video, the packet of pulses that should not be there...

I have seen this when using a re-triggerable monstable multivibrator chip, such as the SN74AHCT123A.
The non-retriggerable version that I use is a SN74LS221.  I suspect you are not using either if you are
fully implementing Sergey's circuit.  The work-around is to find a trigger source that happens only on a
complete cycle of the push-pull, instead of at each half-way point--which is what the oscillator going
into the IR2153 does.  If you trigger on the HO or LO output side of the IR2153, you should be fine.

Also, be sure you do not have an incomplete final or start pulse.  Each pulse in the packet needs to
have the same duration.

[Dog-One]

Marty Shocked

Maybe he means electrons with opposing spins.  I'm not sure as we appear to still be chasing ghosts.

[Dog-One]

1) The grenade windings which you make opposite have to have exactly same wire length as first 2 layers.
This is very important for making standing waves.

Which again means turn count is not accurate; only wire length is critical.  Unfortunately due to wire
thickness increasing the diameter, it is impossible to have a perfectly balanced, one-to-one match.
I suppose if we used very thin flat wire, we could get much closer, maybe even to the point of building
a self-destructing device.