[NewCandle] Parasitic Cap Charging

[Dr Stiffler]

Keith Nagel wrote:
> Hi Ron,
>
> Nice to see you're still moving along despite the inclement weather.
>
> It might take some time to digest that page... I don't 
> understand the thrust of the work you're doing now. Are you
> claiming there is something special about capacitive coupling
> of RF?
>
> So now that the "craze" has passed, do you have any suggestions for
> a source of cheap, superbright sensitive LEDs? I'd love to have
> a box of these for building up some prototype devices as I have
> described some time back on this list. What's the deal with these
> guys now?
>
> K.
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: newcandle-bounces at ipdiscover.com
> [mailto:newcandle-bounces at ipdiscover.com]On Behalf Of Dr Stiffler
> Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2008 11:10 AM
> To: NewCandle at ipdiscover.com
> Subject: [NewCandle] Parasitic Cap Charging
>
>
> Some one may find a bit of interest in how easy it is to charge a 
> capacitor (1-3 Farads and above) from a low level parasitic excitation 
> provided by a SEC Exciter.
>
> The web page is www.drstiffler.com/e_seg01.asp and is short on numbers, 
> but they are coming. Seems Hurricane Ike did us a bit of damage and we 
> are now trying to get the lab setup again.
>
> Also I posted a video of a lab log on YouTube, might be of interest, 
> again short of detail as it was not meant for the public, but 
> interesting to see the configuration.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKw3-d-N-2E
>
> RRS.
>
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My source for LED's is www.besthongkong.com when ordered at .5-1k the 
price is right and the reject or early failure rate has been less than 
1%. When I say this the 1% was with Exciter circuits which are very hard 
on the LED's.

Special on the cap charging, one needs to try a few tests and answer 
that question themselves. I think the web page has enough at this time 
to allow some interesting results. I think one must also look at Dr. 
Harold Aspdens concentric capacitor papers when doing this. This page 
was locked from public access and only available to a few working on 
this, but I opened it and now need to get it cleaned and the references 
added.

Good luck with the LED search.

RRS.

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