capacitor amplifier. (its got diodes)

[dragon]

Please, please, please try this in the real world with real capacitors.
You may find something interesting happens.

Ill get a bag of assorted electrolytics, and I'll get it going.

I can only make it work for a motor driver atm, for music I need to get a 40khz oscillator that runs at the maximum amplitude of the amplifier to test it out for music.
With the motor driver, I can just use a mechanical oscillator I have lieing around I made with a dc motor, the motor driver can switch on and off at 3 hz and itll still work, just need to get bigger capacitors.

Actually.... if I get a couple of transistors I probably can get the oscillator to work.. I just have a real lack of energy at the moment.

But I guess... next time I get some money I'll go pick up some more kit from Altronics (Thats my store here in Perth.) And I'll get it working for the music.

But... I may as well have just used the transistor to amp it, so I'm still waiting on doing it for real with no help at all.

 

[bertus]

Hello,

Perhaps an educational kit with a breadboard might be of help:

Velleman 10 in 1 Solderless Educational Kit - Altronics

10 in 1 Solderless Educational Kit. Check website for full details at Altronics.com.au

www.altronics.com.au

Also the beginners parts kit might help you:

Tinker Parts Starter Components Kit - Altronics

Tinker Parts Starter Components Kit. Check website for full details at Altronics.com.au

www.altronics.com.au

Bertus

 

[Harald Kapp]

Perhaps an educational kit with a breadboard might be of help:

I doubt it. He can't simulate it, he'd be bound to real physics in the real world

 

[davenn]

Time for another of his threads to be closed