why didnt we tried using coils instead of capacitors in multiplier circuits? well because it does not work lol
but i was thinking that back emf of a coil is something desirable ... or somehow misteriously usefull
when we pulse a coil it will distribute the voltage according to the inductance...
when we get a transmission line or a couple of coils that can be arranged to have coupling and cancell each other,,, there is a situation when pulsing it that it resemble a lrc resonant circuit but in diferent manner...
in one manner you apply high voltage low current and there will be a point in the end of the coils (shorted) with high current level... on the oposite side we have high voltage going in at low amps.. .
this is because the wave reflects at the end...
so when pulsing this way the energy is not magnetically into the coils since the magntic fields of currents flowing practicaly cancell but there is voltage in both coils and it travels to the end than comes back..
i believe we must apply the voltage to the ends of the coils windings and get it delayed at the innermost start. biflar for example.
that because of the geometry indicates the potential in a conductor is zero so if it goes inside its filterd from disturbance..
in my opinion the vic must act as a sort of pulse generator or pulse forming network that creates high voltage fast rising and restricted current pulses...
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