oscillator circuit ?

[nitinnun]

a transistor switches, whenever its trigger is struck.


so if you had 6 or more transistors connected into various chaotic patterns,
wouldn't their constant polarity-changing create different frequencies?

the more transistors you have,
the more switching going on,
the higher the frequency.

[nitinnun]

i'll try to implement the stuff above.


the 555 IC timer can only do up to 15 volts?

do they have larger IC's, which can handle bigger voltages/amperages?

[nitinnun]

could you show me a circuit, that does not rely on an IC chip ?


do they make transistors, that can handle a large amount of voltage and amperage ?

[resonanceman]

i'll try to implement the stuff above.


the 555 IC timer can only do up to 15 volts?

do they have larger IC's, which can handle bigger voltages/amperages?

Nitinnun

back a few posts Loner  posted  a  diagram  of  a  driver circuit
If a driver  circuit  like this is  driven by the output of  your oscillator  I think the only limits are the limits of the  transistor you choose to use .
gary

[pese]

See this here.
i used this 40 jears ago for
transfirmerless-power-voltage doublers.

i used this addes with an 3 transistor bootd-trap
amply tat follow tat loaded an cap.

this above 3 transitor circuit must varied wit Resistors and caps
to the wanted frequency.
ech of the R-C turn the signat 60 degrees.

so you can use this very easy also for motors enz.


Gustav pese

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