This is pretty straightforward.. .
you get a capacitor two diodes and an air core transformer having a bifilar coil primary and a secondary coil-
The diodes are connected in series following the arrow... in the middle goes one of the capacitor wires the opposite ends of the diode are than connected to one side of each bifilar primaries. the other primary terminations are shorted and connected to the frequency generator, the other capacitor wire are also connected to the freq. generator to close the circuit.
This way (secondary) not represented
L1 *
|------\\\\\\-------------------------|
| D1 D2 * L2 |
|----|<-------|------|<-----\\\\\\-- |
__|__ |
_____ |
|-------( _-_-_- )-----|
C1 V(t)
The secondary should show unipolar pulses with double frequency since the magnetic field "current direction in the primary" won't change its direction because each half cycle is controlled by the switching diodes in each primary...
This way (secondary) is represented between the diodes
The load can be split in two...
This thing doubles the frequency because while the capacitor is being charged thru D1 it receives a positive pulse, and as the coils are all coupled thru D2 appears a negative pulse... when the capacitor is full the polarity reverses, and it discharges and charge again with reversed polarity sending a negative pulse to the load, however the way polarities are arranged L4 and L1 will also generate a positive pulse, doubling the frequency.
L1 * Load
|------\\\\\\---------/\/\/\/\--------|
| D1 * L4 * L3 D2 * L2 |
|----|<---\\\\|\\\\--|<-----\\\\\\-- |
__|__ |
_____ |
|-------( _-_-_- )-----|
C1 V(t)
Load
L1 * Load |-----------|
|------\\\\\\---------/\/\----|--/\/\-| |
| D1 * L4 * L3 D2 * L2 | |
|----|<---\\\\|\\\\--|<-----\\\\\\-- | |
__|__ |
_____ |
|-------( _-_-_- )----------|
C1 V(t)
You know what i mean by load!
C1 is not the cell...