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Because of the enormous significance of Tesla's contributions to modern civilization, and the need to preserve and promote heritage of universal value, in 2003 UNESCO (United Nations Educational...

Anderson's reconstruction of Tesla's lecture before the New York Academy of Sciences on April 6, 1897, is a most important contribution. In this lecture, Tesla went beyond his titled topic, "The...

In presenting this book on the Tesla coil to the public, the authors hope that they have filled a long felt vacancy in the practical library of science. No attempt has been made to give a mathematical...

With the advent of vacuum tube technology, it became evident that high power oscillators could be used to drive Tesla coils. A variant of this approach seems to have been of great interest in early...

Mitch Tilbury's The Ultimate Tesla Coil Design and Construction Guide covers just about every and any facet of electrical engineering data ever put together in one package. If there is anything of...

This booklet shows how a low power oscillator can be constructed that will power a fluorescent tube up to 40 watts in size or provide high frequency alternating current over a wide range of voltages...

Tesla wrote The True Wireless back in 1919 because he wanted to knock the prevailing orthodoxy of radio theory into a cocked hat. I am republishing the piece in 1998 because that orthodoxy still...

Nikola Tesla invented his famous coil around 1890. Tesla used sundry versions of his coils for research into radio, X-ray production, radio control, gaseous discharge lighting systems, and wireless...

This manual presents a new technology. It is based on SONIC VIBRATIONS which can be produced by a comparatively simple apparatus. Although sonic vibrations can be similar in their effects and in their...

Solid state Tesla coils (SSTCs) have been around for quite some time now. From the first flyback transformer based SSTCs from the 1970's to the self-resonant full-bridge topologies of today, SSTCs...