How a Tesla Coil Works ⚡ How to Make a Tesla Coil ⚡ Nikola Tesla

[@marioduddu471]

Ordinary people can understand these things because of the manner in which they are presented and explained. God bless you.

[@prestonwarren2692]

This is the most straight forward and simple to understand demonstration of these principles I've ever seen. Good job

[@cryptogenik]

Wasn't expecting such a great video honestly, but who was that in the mouse door? (Around 10 mins)

[@davidecosciani9232]

@@cryptogenik Ahahaha it's @ 10:50

[@coolthingsdude]

NOT

[@Kritika32]

I know right He was a good scientist

[@marsangeles6210]

@@coolthingsdude why sir?

[@erenjaeger5182]

Bro You are criminally underrated. The quality of animation is unmatchable

[@michaelcosta4123]

Despite the robotic voice, this is one of the best videos on the fundamentals of a Tesla coil that I've seen on the web.

[@IanGarcia-or9cx]

10:44 i love how they put a little mouse thing coming out of a door in the corner

[@academiadaeletricidade]

Easter egg revealed 😂😂😂😂

[@Valeria-pp5ey]

The reason we dont use wireless electricity was given by Tesla's investors when they withdrew the money: "where are we going to put the meter if electricity comes by the air?" that's the reason, the same reason wars are organized everywhere" greed.

[@jodysams3592]

Tesla was a pure genius had wifi already figured out

[@theemeraldfox7779]

The tech came from his past work,when he died,they stole all his work

[@stephenchurch1784]

Crooks, Lodge and Maxwell had it figured before Tesla. Wifi is not fundamentally different than radio and Tesla was pissed at Marconi for patenting it not because Marconi stole it from him but because the physics was already well understood and thus, in Tesla's mind, not eligible for a patent. He was a genius but he would object to anyone saying he invented a part of the electromagnetic spectrum

[@jodysams3592]

@@stephenchurch1784 whatever telsa top everyone

[@coastrockfm87.8fm8]

Full gigabit speeds before networks were invented

[@radeburgic]

@@theemeraldfox7779 CIA.

[@marimarmarimar25]

El transformador Tesla es un milagro de la electricidad. Muchas gracias por la presentación.

[@cracknoir8397]

I find it funny how now it becomes popular Nikola Tesla was decades ahead of his time

[@eddymontero6658]

Same. Check out the Tesla tower in North Texas.

[@roadtrippin2781]

LOL. How old are you and how long have you been paying attention to anything? This very statement has been made and published for decades since he was alive... Welcome, glad you made it finally.

[@theemeraldfox7779]

What's funny about it?

[@garyslater1243]

A simple and straightforward explanation that I actually understood ! The more I learn about Nikola Tesla, the more amazing his work becomes - he was an absolute genius !!

[@stevenmcclain]

That's why they killed him and his work. Then they built a system where "they" could sell it and make millions.

[@glennos89able]

Wow it's absolutely amazing how the visuals in this video finally starting to make sense to me! I'm very much interested in understanding elektricity but so far i"m having very hard time to understand any of it. This video makes total sense to me and for the first time in my life I'm finally starting to understand it. I'm absolutely thrilled and happy so I wanne give a big THANK YOU to the maker of this video. Wish they teached me this in the same way when I was in high school but their way of explaining is abracadabra to me. Please make more of these videos because I absolutely love it and it will help a lot of people to make sense how electricity works. Big thumbs up for me!!!!!!!!

[@ymmotyelkao6913]

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[@the2012fad]

This is truly excellent work! Simple - direct - to the point. Thank you. I learned more from this video then from decades of school.

[@drstoferrussek9483]

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[@GenesisCore9]

i did too

[@nerd9347.]

*rimshot*.

[@peterkincaid6406]

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[@TurboImperator]

Its AI generated lmfao

[@Rcknrll666]

As a stone mason I have always been more impressed with what the foundation of the Great Pyramids look like. Perhaps the foundation acted as a resonant circuit, funneling subterranean river systems into the pyramid. Niagara Falls would be a perfect example of how Tesla figured how to harness the energy from the waterfall… the stones used to construct the pyramids have been said to have electromagnetic properties, and the casing stones acted as an insulator for the process.. Which leads to my idea for the true function of obelisks.. In theory if they were built with resonate stones they could potentially transmit wireless electricy to any structure built with similar materials. If anyone has a deeper understanding of properties of stones, which stones were specifically used along with references.. I would be grateful for any reply. Thank you

[@briankent1509]

Yes, you are nearly there. Now consider why was Granite used? it's a crystaline structure and hit with the right frequency the stone will resonate !!

[@christopherohotto]

If the pyramids were built with granite they would most certainly have conductive/ magnatative / resonative properties. Are there many lightning storms in that part of Egypt?

[@Rcknrll666]

@@christopherohotto there was the Nile river, which I’m sure they were more than capable of diverting throughout subterranean channels

[@briankent1509]

@@christopherohotto There are lightning strikes yes, with granite and obelisks, granite is a crystaline material and will resonate at its own specific frequency. This will be in the order of sub audible frequency, certainly not an RF signal. Like stonehenge, when it was complete. By striking the 'master' stone it would resonate and by 'sympathetic resonance' adjacent stones would likely ring out there own frequency. For instance if you obtain two tuning forks and you tap one of them to start its resonations and hold it close to the second one, it too will begin to ring out, and this will be so even if the second fork is set to a resonant harmonic of the primary. Brian.

[@rogerphelps9939]

You have let your imagination run away with you. I suggest looking up the Dunning-Kruger effect.

[@gmwell1]

Great video except for one major design flaw.. this was not the intention of Nikola Tesla's design This was a neat trick that he could also impress people with.. this device was somehow designed to pick up free and content electricity from the atmosphere and translate it into alternating current.

[@awesomerthanyoutim20]

not possible. never been done. nikola tesla was trying to do this and failed. "free energy" from the atmosphere isnt a thing.

[@awesomerthanyoutim20]

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[@hoppinghobbit9797]

maybe he aligned his coil to the magnetic field of the earth? or he put magnets somewhere near the coil?

[@ericscaillet2232]

Finally some descent comments....

[@gmwell1]

Yeah there's a lot of maybes, I think elevation also.. the higher you go the more electrical current you can pull from the atmosphere...

[@abhinandanmalhotra8519]

Thanks a lot for such an awesome animation and clear and intuitive explanation !

[@mrmotl1]

Great material, Best explanation of a resonant circuit I've ever heard.

[@drayko-okamidirewytch5542]

the magnetic field loses power quickly because the field is not pulsing within any resonance with the environment around it, if you add a frequency controller and if you know the resonance frecuency of the menium youre trying to cunduct thru you can actually amplify the output much like how you can swing higher if you shift your weight at just the right time, done in the wrong timing and your swing stops.... tesla knew this well over 100 years ago and you totally missed it, also the tesla coil was never invented to make pretty sparks the topload was actually supposed to have as much surface area as nessessary to keep the high voltage from arcing as bolts as this is a power loss.

[@michaelbrown428]

Need more info sir lol. Would this work with those adjustments? Wireless power?

[@drayko-okamidirewytch5542]

@@michaelbrown428 you would need a device that can measure the environment electric fields frequency and set your coil to a resonance of that frequency.

[@jacomeluis]

@@drayko-okamidirewytch5542 And, does that device exists? I mean, that was Tesla's intention and, according to some, he achieved it. I just want to know if we have the means. Cuz if we do, then it's only greed that keeps us in the dark.

[@drayko-okamidirewytch5542]

@@jacomeluis well yes greed is keeping alot of tesla's work away from public knowledge, but truth is yes we actually already have the means to continue his work however the knowledge to do so these days would be quite difficult to find. To give a bit of an example we have the means to understand vibrational harmonies, take a piano for example, strike 2 random keys and you might hear a pleasant tune or you might hear one thays rather nasty, this is an example of harmonics. Because many systems even in our own bodies are sensitive to vibrational frequencies we can actually use our own senses to tell if a vibration has harmony or not. Put simply a good chord feels good because it resonates positively with the various parts of our body. There's another example of being able to detect harmonic frequencies and that where you use a subwoofer a metal plate and sand, and as you transition thru a frequency range you can see the sands design change, while some frequencies look amazing others look chaotic. It could be a matter of applying this to other designs like maybe an array of electron guns thay use frequencies ranges to see how a medium reacts to the transitions and taking note of where the patterns in the interactions look more orderly than chaotic or some such. The hard part is we have to stop being students of science and return to being explorer's of science and make the new discoveries ourselves.

[@jacomeluis]

@@drayko-okamidirewytch5542 Cool... Thanks for the explanation. 🖐🏻

[@LEO22116]

After almost a century, we in the power electronics use the same exact setup only smaller for magnetron sputtering and plasma generators.

[@MitchCarmody]

Thank you I needed a simple explanation!! I especially like your signature with the little door and the dude giving the peace sign ! Stellar creative stamp !!!

[@TKPLTD]

Love the video and knowledge, but I just saw a little man, pop its head out of a door in the left hand side of video, at 10:45ish... to funny, had me tripping for a sec... had to rewatch video, to make sure I wasn't tripping at 3am.. lol Super Awesome video

[@kannants2651]

Awsome video, but who is watching from the small door in the wall corner

[@chucklovar6095]

Everything you do everything you say someone's peeking in the doorway 😃🤣 sorry you just reminded me of something I did on tiktok. What are you talking about?

[@tracedelaney3983]

You see them too?

[@श्रेय-ख3ढ]

You

[@papajr8225]

Time stamp?

[@chucklovar6095]

I get sidetracked as hell sometimes but are you talking about Jim or Ian or Jack or the Blue Man somewhere in the neighborhood?

[@jeverett1738]

with your video i was able to explain how a tesla coil works with my 8 year old son i had to pause to alaborate but it was very nice. well done.

[@bringer-of-change]

Nikola Tesla man. Not many inventors who can top him, that's for sure. He made a TON of progress in the time he had. I so badly wish we were allowed to read all Tesla's scientific documents. We would likely be much farther ahead I think. I dont think hed want anything he discovered to be hidden away from people.

[@tonywells6990]

Many of his claims were based on old ideas and don't work.

[@bringer-of-change]

@@tonywells6990 somehow I doubt that. I think we just weren't as capable of harnessing it back then.

[@tonywells6990]

@@bringer-of-change Take his idea of getting free energy from the Earth. Completely debunked. He was a great inventor but as a scientist he was pretty abysmal.

[@tonywells6990]

@@bringer-of-change You can't on one hand say Tesla is a great scientist, and on the other know that he didn't even think electrons were real! Really? He works with electromagnetism and thought electrons, and even atoms, don't exist! He was still stuck in the 19th century.

[@suhan369]

@@tonywells6990 can u give respectfully evidence of your argument

[@lorrainebrunner2490]

Bro: "Dude, just use a longer wire, or twist the ends!!" Nichola Tesla: "Naaaah, brooo... I got a *_way_* better idea!"

[@Physicslover1729]

Best video on tesla coil! Sir Nikola Tesla was a great scientist and an engineer! ❤❤❤

[@Ronnock]

Even though everything about this video was artificial (video and animation), this was an amazing lesson. Thank you!

[@MasterIvo]

No Telsa used electrostatic induction, not magnetic induction read his 1891 lecture where he clearly explained it was not an electro magnetic effect, but powerfull electrostatic effects he used.

[@tTashfrizz]

0:09 made my day

[@lazzy5173]

Lmao

[@tomkeeler4243]

Above all, what I believe to be the most of this take away is: To be able to zero in on a specific frequency and all the fundamental occurrences that take place within that specific frequency. * Everything no matter the size or shape has a vibrational frequency in relation to our solar system and it is maneuverable.

[@MrAdzielinski]

At the beginning of the video you have the magnifying transmitter, this particular coil has a third magnetically uncoupled coil that builds charge & it is tuned for resonance with local environment.

[@misamisa4701]

only missing Tesla's longitudina Waves or standing waves, electrical waves .... thank You

[@bobdole27]

Its because these aren't true Tesla coils as per his design

[@erenjaeger5182]

Thanks a lot man. I don't know what to say more than this. Because I am speechless

[@techanegonfa8699]

Good luck 😊 good go go

[@ultimateenergizerguide467]

The current in the secondary coil is very small, almost zero. So how can there be a toroidal magnetic field? Since the current is almost zero, but is calculated as non-zero, there is still a magnetic field in the secondary coil. But that magnetic field is not the factor that makes the LED light up when approaching. Actually, the light bulb is due to another type of electricity, which is electromagnetic radiation.

[@hanoma9fan]

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[@freeb1111]

Excellent presentation in all aspects, thanks. I'm subscribed now, glad I found your YT.

[@maryamimran1529]

its a great video and one thing I suggest is not to use buzzing sound in background music

[@nelsonic84nelson25]

I think in the beginning you meant Under appreciated. I don’t mean that to sound snarky.

[@erin19030]

Animation always works as designed. Very good presentation!

[@darren415]

He was smoking that Afghan kush fasho fasho

[@iloveliljar]

Brilliance

[@nickscurvy8635]

Ever since command and conquer red alert, I have loved tesla coils

[@ralphtadday4145]

Fun video. As I understand it there is a mistake at minute 4:14. When the capacitor is discharged the coil has the maximum magnetic field strength (correct). The magnetic field will decrease and induce a current in the same direction resulting in the capacitor being charged oppositely to the initial charge. (seems to be incorrect as you say in the movie the current is reversed)

[@paragraph339stgb3]

Remembers me of egyptian hyroglaphs as manual in modern language😅

[@jessefurlan5585]

Great video!

[@VirtualBrainENG]

Thanks!

[@samyadeepbasu1570]

OMG Duc Phuc , i like your cover version. Love it !

[@DeltaPrismo]

Cool animation!

[@andyroo3022]

Very good, well explained with excellent diagram animations.

[@joeybesing3371]

Verry good work guys keep it up 👍 marami na ring gumagawa nyan...

[@frommarkham424]

ahhh...the video which ignited my dreams

[@ibshrestha6640]

Best explanation...with a small details of all.. thanks

[@joemay2640]

Great video, the guy was a true genius.

[@kwekuredemption2567]

The greatest scientist ever

[@Iamsteve314]

Very educational video. You've got a new subscriber

[@poughkeepsieblue]

At first i was offput by these vids, because of the voice.. But the original vids are made in spanish, and this is a way to spread the information, across other languages. When you understand this, it makes this easier to comprehend, and feel less like a bot owned channel.

[@kevinlasiter9889]

A very smart man.

[@eddymontero6658]

Indeed. Check out the new Tesla tower they've built in north Texas.

[@artofelectronics]

It's not the wireless power, it's just wireless information transmitting by this technique.

[@joeladams2327]

This is the key to future tech

[@utah133]

I've made several TC's. Right now I'm working on a spark gap model with a synchronous rotary gap. I fortunately have a .025 mf 50kv capacitor. Hard to find!

[@mitsoulas35]

is there a way to use and store in a battery somehow? i could never understand sadly

[@Splash-Pro-Gaming]

Thank you 😊 I was looking such explaination on Tesla coil

[@gaissashekhmoos4909]

thank you so much, very helpful.

[@Juanmartinez-qm9il]

Great video

[@Tru3Blu3-TTCC_T2C2]

Nikola Tesla was a pure genius and ultimate humanitarian, I AM Tru3 Blu3 of The True Crystalline Collective. We have a group just recently started on FB and a KZbin channel under this comments link. Our purposes is to push for a national and ultimately international holiday for this Great Man. Peace Love & Light. ✌️💙☀️

[@vicntec7295]

Awesome video. Educational and Inspiring.

[@wolfgangpeukert8943]

It is wonderfull explaint, thank you ! Wolfgang from Berlin.

[@freekingawwsome]

Very well explained thank you and subbed hit the bell and👍

[@mr.technicalverma7506]

You have misunderstanding at 4:16 ,inductor doesn't charge capacitor oppositely.

[@victoro.velasquez8104]

9:35 yes, that is exactly what the Philadelphia experiment was all about. Tesla applied over 50kV to a navy ship which made it time travel. It was a horrible experiment where many mariners died. Look it up for more details. Great video 👍🏼

[@timerb-c8u]

Didn't know that

[@LoveforHumanity-be6zu]

Thanks for the info and insight. God bless you..

[@eddthehead123]

"Did you think it was going to be simple? Well this is Laser Pidgeon Man! Nothing is simple!"

[@devitgamer1m630]

Sir can use a motor to generate AC current for the transformer?? Please reply

[@esotericgamedev]

Brilliant video

[@davidecosciani9232]

Very well explained! Tnx!

[@marcblack1]

I am so going to try making this, thank you,

[@joeyisachannelnow5057]

I'm sorry but no ones going to comment on dude coming out of the closet at 10:50 lol really enjoyed this lesson on t-coils

[@SarinisIsiltra]

amaziingg and computer ilustration tip top good job ! @_@

[@TheJdinner]

10:44 look middle left of screen...what is happening with that animated door

[@SwiftStyles69]

This whole video sounds like an infomercial.

[@Buzzhumma]

Great explanation 👍🏻

[@Misc_Identity]

Awesome vid.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

Potential endless energy source basically anywhere in this universe: a. Small aluminum cones with an electrical wire running through the center of the cones, cones spaced apart (not touching I'm thinking) but end to end. b. Electromagentic radiation energy in the atmosphere interacts with the aluminum cones. c. Jostled atoms and molecules in the cone eventually have some electrons try to get away from other electrons of which those electrons gather at the larger end of the cone, of which also creates an area of positive charge at the smaller end of the cone. d. The electron's in the wire are attracted to the positive end of the cone and the positive 'end' in the wire are attracted to the negatively charged end of the cone. e. Basically a 'battery' has been created inside the electrical wire itself, different areas of electrical potential. Basically a 'wire battery' or a 'batteryless battery', however one wanted to call it. f. Numerous cones placed end to end increases the number of 'batteries' in the wire. (In series to increase voltage, in parallel to increase amperage). * Via QED (Quantum Electro Dynamics) whereby electromagnetism interacts with electrons in atoms and molecules, one would have to find the correct 'em' frequency for the correct material being utilized for the cones. The shape of the cones could also come into play. The type and size of the wire as well as the type and thickness of the insulation between the cones and the wire would also be factors. * Of course also, possibly 2D triangles made up of certain materials with a conductor going down through the center of the triangle could possible achieve the same 'batteryless' battery system. * Plus possibly with the 2D concept, layered 2D's that absorb different energy frequencies, thereby increasing the net output.

[@Giuseppe0rlando]

Thanks for sharing

[@misamisa4701]

Explanation very nice .... Bravo.

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[@jureklukasiewicz1846]

great Video!!!! excellent :D

[@leebasham6100]

My home made coil zapped me but the dang thing works! You might do a Video on the Wimshurst Device. That one is very interesting, informative, if not as dramatic. But you do get lighting out of the deal. The students in my courses love it because they get to crank it. It can't kill you, but it can make you have an unfun surprise if you touch the wrong parts.

[@techstudy1746]

My most favourite tesla blinking his eye

[@himanshuthakur9006]

Thank you so much Sir .

[@johnsmith-gk4td]

Awesome visual

[@kocmto]

Very nice clip

[@frankswoboda1918]

the problem is transmitting gigawatts of power our nuclear power plants produce. tesla only works well for radio frequencies. nice video especially for grade 12 physics class rooms.

[@stevenkaman-guitarist3434]

Amazing video. Thanks!❤️🇵🇬💯

[@kavishka4662]

great work

[@Ein_Wuschel]

A question that keeps bothering me: So when resonance is important, is it good to transform the input voltage up (to drive a spark gap) or would it be better to transform it down and electronically drive a higher current to the coil's resonant frequency?

[@ghostmateify]

resonance is just to achieve pendulum effect

[@TCB2023.]

Best explanation 👌

[@petartatic8923]

One of smartest serbs

[@thecontroversialcontrarian5063]

That little door is freaking me the eff out

[@leonsantamaria9845]

My... master of the universe.... you always will be in the human life, thank you for your humanity..🙂😀❤️☺️😉🥲😉

[@waynemillard1495]

Great videos

[@AlexFlodder]

Now I understand how radio can have multiple stations.

[@greengoblin6128]

Very good👍