Dual Resonant Solid State Tesla Coil
A new article has been added that describes the thoughts, design, construction and test of a very high impedance primary circuit QCW DRSSTC, where the voltage ramp is coming straight from half wave rectified mains supply and a mains synced interrupter is used to trigger at the right interval. Read it all, see all the
Kaizer DRSSTC IV – A High Impedance Primary Circuit Experiment Read More »
Since Martin from ctc-labs.de decided to close down his website, which was all written in German, I asked him for permission to translate and publish some of his content to keep it online and public for others to use. So here is the translated article about his small and simple analog circuit that can be
SSTC and DRSSTC Musical Modulator Read More »
While we had the box open for removing the real-time current control, as you can see in the previous post, I did a walk through of how the coil is put together and what parts have been used. Learn how to build your own Tesla coil and how to make it play music through a
Kaizer DRSSTC III update #7 – Show and tell Read More »
After cutting out the bonding wires to the RTC circuit of the CM600DU-24FA IGBT bricks, which we thought could be one of the reasons that we were not able to trip the 1500 A OCD setting, we had a short test run to witness performance. I will do a video with more details of the real-time
Kaizer DRSSTC III Update #6 – First Full Power Test After Removing RTC Read More »
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Winners of a DRSSTC UD2.1 Board Read More »
The first full power light sparks have been flown and the results was more than satisfying! See the videos and pictures in the full article! Learn how to build your own Tesla coil and how to make it play music through a MIDI interrupter that can connect a computer to your Tesla coil in order
Kaizer DRSSTC III update #5 – First full power light! Read More »
The large 7 ringed topload and 150 cm tall secondary has been finished and adds another large piece to the big build project. All the pictures can be seen at the bottom of the page: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/tesla-coils/kaizer-drsstc-iii/ Learn how to build your own Tesla coil and how to make it play music through a MIDI interrupter
DRSSTC III update #3 Read More »
A static load test was conducted with the large CM600 DRSSTC inverter, a container with water was placed instead of the secondary coil and inverter was running at 320VDC at 1500 Ampere peak current. Read the full article at: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/tesla-coils/kaizer-drsstc-iii/ Learn how to play music through a MIDI interrupter that can connect a computer to
Kaizer DRSSTC III Tested at 1500 Ampere Peak Read More »