hello Webmug
Probably diode is not response at higher frequencies...
I also did many tests like this ... and got those odd behaviors...
The fact is that a coil will generate an opposite voltage to the source voltage as it fights against the souce to not allow current to flow (reactance), the magnetic polarity of a coil does not change if its pulsed it only increase and decreases..
When it is increasing it is creating a voltage that is opposite to the source, when the magnetic field is decreasing it than changes voltage polarity to the same polarity of the source, so doubling the voltage and frequency generating unipolar like wave form...
How a resistor work? if you add two in series, won't one reduce the effective voltage to the other? It does so because it create an opposite voltage to the source.. The inductor does the same but after the pulse ends than the voltage polarity reverses generating a pulse of same polarity as the source...
Is not that you can read this unipolar pulse at your oscilloscope, like stan drawings so beautiful... specially if you are than restricting amps, he might have draw this way to further confuse people... HE even call it analog voltage. I mean that because the time is not the same for the two cycles...
As i said the gate control the number of pulses going to the water so the amp leakage and repetition rate... the energy of the collapsing field..
The unipolar pulses is not the big deal, you see it? what does matter is what they really are.
This is all my understanding, i didn't constructed this way yet...
hello TS
Yes he was talking about the EEC, anyway i guess is too related to be ignored..