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I spolen to an electrical engineer there in the institute for a couple of hours, and the guy tried to understand and told me to do some simulations with multisim for better modeling than just drawing and drawing,,... hehe =)
if you check this simulation you see the drawing i made unipolar pulse... if you change the polarity of the charging choke you wont see this effect,,,
I also was trying to design something that really resonates like charging the capacitor but discharging it too while preventing it to reverse polarity and is not that easy... because when it start to discharge into the inductor the inductor (inertia) will keep the current flowing until it enter the other capacitor...