1/ Introduction
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Fig. 1. FEP experiments, (a) one end of a Fluorescent lamp is open, (b) open end is connected to a large aliminium foil. |
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Fig. 2. FEP experiments. |
The high voltage terminal which is connected to the Fluorescent lamp ionizes the gas inside the tube. As more electrons are released from the gas molecules (or atoms), it becomes more conductive. This in turn shorts the HV connected terminal of the FL lamp to the open terminal with minimal resistance. And the open terminal now has the same high potential. When I attach a large aluminum foil, it too is charged to this potential due to conductive path formed by the ionized gas. And the high potential causes more free electrons to be sucked from the aluminum foil by the transformer secondary which acts like a sink.
2/ FEP Experiments
Table 1. Tests with a modified computer PSU. R1=1K, R2=47K, C2=47nF.
Case | VDC (V) @ IDC (A) | Power (W) |
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No foil | 12V @ 1.22 | 14.64 |
Small foil (10x10 cm²) | 12V @ 1.23 | 14.76 |
Medium foil (20x20 cm²) | 12V @ 1.24 | 14.88 |
Large foil (30x29.6 cm²) | 12V @ 0.92 | 11.04 |
Very large foil (51x55 cm²) (Taped to the wall) | 12V @ 0.92 | 11.04 |
HV terminal is in a plastic container full with tap water | 12V @ 1.25 | 15 |
20x20 cm² foil has been immersed in tap water | 12V @ 1.25 | 15 |
HV wire is touching the desk | 12V @ 1.23 | 14.76 |
Table 2. Tests with a modified computer PSU. R1=10K, R2=47K, C2=47nF.
Case | VDC (V) @ IDC (A) | Power (W) |
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No foil | 12V @ 1.34 | 16.08 |
Small foil (10x10 cm²) | 12V @ 1.34 | 16.08 |
Large foil (30x29.6 cm²) | 12V @ 1.34 | 12.12 |
HV terminal is in a plastic container full with tap water | 12V @ 1.33 | 15.96 |
20x20 cm² foil has been immersed in tap water | 12V @ 1.33 | 15.96 |
HV wire is touching the desk | 12V @ 1.33 | 15.96 |
Both tests indicate that by placing an aluminum foil on the Fluorescent lamp, the supplied DC power was about the same, except for the case of a very large aluminum foil taped to the wall. The supplied DC power is also dependent on oscillator frequency and duty cycle. Higher frequencies yield lower DC power consumption. It’s possible to fine tune the system so that for a minimum supply power, maximum brightness can be obtained. As the size of the foil increases, the brightness of the Fluorescent lamp increases, which is shown in Fig. 4. For the case of very large foil taped to wall, the DC power dropped by at least 3.5 W for both tests, and the brightness increased significantly.
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(e) Very large foil taped to the wall (51x55 cm²). |
Fig. 4. When the Fluorescent lamp is connected from just one end, it lits just a little. When a small piece of aliminium foil is placed on top, it lits brighter. As the size of aliminium foil becomes larger, the lamp gets brighter and brighter.
Fig. 5. When I connect the other end of the lamp to an aluminum foil roll, it lits as bright as when the very large foil is used. However, the circuit is noisier, as if the rushing waters. This may be due to mechanical vibration of the aliminium layers under high potential (since all layers have the same high potential that they repel each other).
3/ Conclusions.
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