That is why I added the audio feedback component. A simple 9 vdc connection and speaker spacing promotes an increasing power oscillation to feed the charge pump. It keeps blowing the amp.
Take a look at this and tell me which you think is right! The output of this feeds the input, this is not just a voltage multiplier, the "b" coils, and MOSFET "B" is quite special. The "c" solenoids and the "b" solenoids are not just primary and secondary of a transformer. C1 is where the plasma forms, it IS a capacitor and it is made up of the loop core and the "b" coils, it is a resonant circuit that creates a very high voltage and causes the plasma, no plasma and this does not work. The plasma is formed by the high voltage and the extraction of electrons. These electrons create ions, both positively and negatively charged ions, positive ions are attracted to the cathode and negative ions to the anode. This movement of charge is an electric current because current, in amperes, is simply the movement of charge. I hope that has enlightened, this is why "B" switches ON only when "A" and "C" are OFF and discharging into the LC resonant circuit. At resonance, there is a huge voltage across C1, and the silent plasma forms. The Grd: symbols are ground reference points only as they change polarity (capacitor in a resonant circuit or a transformer secondary). Regards Mike
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