Simple ultra-high voltage generator

The ultra-high voltage generator outputs tens of kilovolts of ultra-high voltage and uses negative particles, ignition, and ozone.

The circuit in Figure 1-1 can output tens of kilovolts of ultra-high voltage. When the power is turned on, the power charges C2 through R until 2CTS is turned on, which triggers the SCR to turn on. It turns out that C is fully charged by the power supply and is immediately discharged through the SCR, and high-voltage electricity is induced in the secondary of the step-up transformer T.

When a car ignition coil is used as a booster and the capacity of capacitor C1 is 0.1uF, the length between air sparks is 12mm. The insulation degree of air is 3KV/mm, so the corresponding high voltage is 36KV. This circuit consumes approximately 1W.