i was wondering if i could as a substitute use my function generator with an appropriate current limiting resistor and an ampmeter in series to tune? the idea is that the analog meter would delflect at the resonant frequency. i would appreciate input on this idea. ty
i was wondering if i could as a substitute use my function generator with an appropriate current limiting resistor and an ampmeter in series to tune? the idea is that the analog meter would delflect at the resonant frequency. i would appreciate input on this idea. ty
In order to tune a Tesla coil with a function generator, you will also need an oscilloscope. If you have one, then you're all set--Just use the procedure described .
If you don't have an oscilloscope, it would be easiest to just build the tuner in the link you posted. It only requires a few readily-available components and will cost less than $5 to build.
i know there is a resonant frequency and then smaller harmonics of the frequency. will resonance be the first peak as i sweep through the frequency range of the function generator?
i know there is a resonant frequency and then smaller harmonics of the frequency. will resonance be the first peak as i sweep through the frequency range of the function generator?
i know there is a resonant frequency and then smaller harmonics of the frequency. will resonance be the first peak as i sweep through the frequency range of the function generator?