A new semiconductor ( possibly)

[AhuraMazda]

For a long time I have been scratching my head and thinking is there a way to have a power diode without the limitations of the exsisting technology.

One example is for instance you need to isolate many KVs. I was mainly thinking about gotoluc's Water fuel discovery and I never liked the strings of diodes.

Then I saw this video:

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=3grPo81fBrA


If the flow of plasma can be modulated by a magnet, we can in effect have a plasma transistor where the direction and density of the plasma through a tube ( such as a fluorescent lamp ) can be controlled by an electromagnet.

We would perhaps need a Y shaped tube for a transistor.

[madddann]

Well, doesn't an old TV or a CRT monitor work whis way? Same principle.

Omg, this video is freaking awesome. Is this really what i think it is? And the plasma behavior in this video only confirms the teachings of Leedskalnin.

[Bulbz]

So a magnet is shown to spin the plasma when the magnet is placed in the middle of one end of the cup. If a second magnet was placed in the lower end of the cup, I wonder if the plasma would cause that second magnet to spin ?.

[pese]

Near same , as in YT-movie
you can shown on your CTR or TV Monior
Even differents on S and N. Pole.
BUT you can never modulate an fired plasma-connectrion.
This "shown" Plasma, is only an electrostatic plasma, without any forces or power
You can noting do with it.
Pese

[sm0ky2]

Near same , as in YT-movie
you can shown on your CTR or TV Monior
Even differents on S and N. Pole.
BUT you can never modulate an fired plasma-connection.

Pese

special tube-like magnetic field, similar to a 'magnetron'