coil capacitor using voltage and current impulses

evostars

disruptive discharge impedance effect
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With the disruptive discharge (sawtooth, current impulse) third harmonics are produced.
it seems as if the impedance of the Aether changes making it more conductive, resulting in a faster tranformation of energy forms.

I calculated the capacity I needed to tune the secondary down to the 7th subharmonic where I drive it at.
it said 2.7nF but I only needed 1.1nF
so what does that say?

evostars

creating clean impulses without further ringing
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using a common mode choke (CMC)) of 2x 100uF you can create a very clean positive voltage impulse, without further (negative voltage) ringing
HC, is the connection to ground via a low inductance coil (10uH for example with a parallel capacitor to tune it)

 a MOSFET is used to turn on/off the power to the CMC. in this case it is a low side switch (switching ground)
The diode must be fast like the mur8100eg

The positive voltage impulse is blocked by the diode. So only one winding is used to produce it.

But when the voltage turns negative (after the positive voltage impulse it continues its resonant ringing)
 it is passed through the diode to ground.

You might say, hey but there is some inductance there, blocking the fast flow of negative voltage energy!
 But actually the 2 windings are now counter wound, and all inductance is canceled.
Passing the negative voltage straight to ground with no restrictions.
Leaving only a clean positive voltage impulse that stops ringing after the voltage has returned to zero again.

This is based on the bifilar coil series connection, from which both windings look counter wound, canceling their inductance

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