Tesla coil theoretical model and experimental verification

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Voitkans, Janis; Voitkans, Arnis;

(2014)

Publisher: Riga Technical University

Journal: The Scientific Journal of Riga Technical University - Electrical, Control and Communication Engineering (issn: 2255-9159, eissn: 2255-9140)

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Subject: Tesla coil; single-wire scheme; long line; resonance frequencies
arxiv: Physics::Medical Physics

Abstract – In this paper a theoretical model of a Tesla coil operation is proposed. Tesla coil is described as a long line with distributed parameters in a single-wired format, where the line voltage is measured against electrically neutral space. It is shown that equiv... View more

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