Resonance

An odd observation seen from a resonating ignition coil. The coil is pulsed DIRECTLY from a 555 timer (no amplifier stage). The single H.V. lead is connected to an Avremenko pump to cohere energy from the single wire.

There is NO direct connection to my oscilloscope...it is picking up the signal directly from the air.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• resonance
• broadcast
• pulse
• energy

[Zer0PointUnlimited]

@Crippled82

I accidentally erased your question....but the answer is I never noticed w/o the AV plug

[IceStorm5555]

It look like a bad probe isolation

[Zer0PointUnlimited]

Probe isolation from what?....there is no connection and the power circuit is ran from a battery.

[IceStorm5555]

you pulse a coil no ? so a RF/EM field is generate and influence your bad looking probe.Cmon lol its realy simple to understand why you get that on your scope.You dont need to connect the probe to get that if the isolation of it is not good.

[Zer0PointUnlimited]

@IceStorm5555

I am using a shielded coaxial cable (outer wire being grounded), used for UHF(ultra high frequency) signals...I have no snubbers...if that's what you mean...my point is resonant frequency filling local space.

[marthale7]

I see that on my scope all the time with nothing connected. Perhaps inductance?

[Zer0PointUnlimited]

It's either inductive...or capacitive.

[IceStorm5555]

No its not what i mean, you cable is not the problem, its the tip of it who act like a antenna. Your coil once pulsed generate a field, one is near field and the second is the far field , the near field is full of interference and can affect any electronic device to a certain point, event with filter.

Best Regards,

IceStorm

[Zer0PointUnlimited]

This was a really old video I re-found on disc...I only noticed this while running the Avremenko plug...and only while in resonance. If the frequency isn't resonating the RLC circuit it doesn't do this

[kubikop]

Hi

Does the waveform change when you change the 555 frequency?

Paul