Nalanda English Medium School: (Shewalwadi)
Nalanda English Medium School: (Shewalwadi)
Nalanda English Medium School: (Shewalwadi)
School
{Shewalwadi}
2019-2020
Certificate
Acknowledgement
Introduction
Principle
Construction and working
Types of Tesla coil
Components of Tesla coil
Applications of Tesla coil
Limitation
Bibliography
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that DIPANSHU
GAWDE the students of NALANDA
ENGLISH MEDIUM SCHOOL has
successfully completed the project titled as
TESLA COIL during the academic year
2019-2020 towards partial fulfillment of
physics practical examination conducted by
CBSE
Single-Resonant Coils:
Single-resonant coils couple RF power (usually at a few hundred
volts peak to peak) to the secondary via a single coil. These coils are
best known for their bushy, quiet sparks and their high continuous
RF power. However, their spark length to power efficiency metric is
poor (8” of sparks typically requires a thousand watts or more).
In a Tesla coil, the two inductors share the same axis and
are located close to one another. In this manner the
magnetic field produced by one inductor can generate a
current in the other.. The primary oscillator consists of a flat
spiral inductor with only a few turns, a capacitor, a voltage
source to charge the capacitor and a switch to connect the
capacitor to the inductor. The secondary oscillator contains
a large, tightly wound inductor with many turns and a
capacitor formed by the earth on one end (the base) and an
output terminal (usually a sphere or toroid) on the other.