Plasma Speaker / Tweeter 2

[roxywkorn]

ma è il plasma ke emette il suono ????

[elettrogaso]

@roxywkorn si, si modula l'onda in base alla musica, gli ioni (avendo massa propria) emettono vibrazioni (quindi suono) e questo è il risultato..imcredibile vero?

[Sploshesh]

Hey, im a fellow plasma tweeter creator, but im just dealing with a 12VDC supply and an 8kV arc.

From the looks of it, your circuit is relatively simple and doesnt need a lethal supply voltage.

Is there any chance you could share the plans for this? I could pay a little if you want?

[WelcomeToTheFreekSho]

That is quite simply awesome. Man I want to make one...

[greatwhitenorth112]

gay song

[OnnomonnomonnO]

title of the track please?? btw, it has better sound than most of laptops :D

[yonidanzig]

where did you connect the capacitors?

[yonidanzig]

where did you connect the capacitors?

[LangszorosVillam]

Szép munka! Ritkán látni olyan embert, aki rájött, hogy teljesítmény kell az ívbe, hogy szóljon... Sikerült eltalálnod a szekunder tekercs határait szerintem, mert nekem mindig sikerül átütni őket a túlfeszültség miatt :)

[Jochen754]

Can you send me the wiring diagram please :D ?

[quantumbits]

@pyson89 Oscillator, pulse width modulated with audio, amplifier, flyback transformer, arc!

[hardstyle905]

@pyson89 very real.

[Tightmopedman9]

That is a huge arc! So white and thick, what voltage are you inducing through the secondary coil?

[Lukey898]

interesting will it be sound if system woud be covered with glass?

[djrobotfreak]

feel like sharing schematics?

[speakers11223]

plasma speakers are incredible and the sound fukinn good:)

[CraziestOzzy]

plasma with BALLS

[mikeb1444]

You get bonus points for using legos. So, what frequency response limits are you getting. I can tell you're getting 250 Hz up to 10k, but hey you heard it in person. COOOL!

[afdhalatifftan92]

WTF!!

That's really cool!!

Nice arc!!

[izidor7]

i can't rely see , but are this lego's holding the elcectrodes??????

Nice arc.... and nice sound

[nepenep]

Yes it's really lego elements. The reason why i use them is simple, it has good insulating properties. I can't find anything else quickly. :)

[izidor7]

and, the core,? what is with that??? , was it with the flyback or from another flyback????

it seem's too me that it's a core from an pc monitor flyback.... and the coils seem to be from a tv flyback

???

[nepenep]

You are right again :) I use a monitor flyback core because the speaker is run about 100khz.

The monitor core is higher efficiency in this frequency.