An accumulation of energy by resonance avoids this problem, up to a certain limit.īack in 2006 I did some research into creating a coherent terahertz source using a modified 'Orbitron' for one of our customers. dV/dt which can be enormous at high dV/dt and hence high frequency). Note: it is extremely difficult (let's see almost impossible) to produce high voltage at high frequencies (lets's say >10 MHz) due to the parasitic capacity (the power P to load this capacity being in P=C.

This device has no magnetic confinement so the efficiency would be probably similar to the Fusor one or a bit better.

In another configuration, it can also be coated with boron to produce B11+ H+ fusions. The antenna tip is coated with Lithium to breed the reactor in T+ ions. The RF frequency is supposed to create a periodically oscillating plasma with ions increasing their speed by accumulation of energy (possible even if the electric field is low). In a bell jar under vacuum, it is injected a Deuterium gas. they create a RF resonance with a magnetron (RF generator) and a wave guide (to limit RF losses), so that the secondary electrons multiplication be sufficient to lead to an exponential growing of electrons flow which is a sort of 'avalanche' of electrons.Ībout their invention regarding the 'Multipator fusor device, I abstract their interesting idea for the ones not having read the patent (and for what I understand, as it is not absolutly clear).Ī magnetron supplies with RF a central tuned antenna so as to create a RF oscillating electric field.

For what I understand (but I'm not too sure), the term 'avalanche' might refer to their invention regarding the 'plasma generation system' where they use their system to use the 'Multipactor effect', i.e.

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