2026-07-21
Large Scalar Field Healing Coil: A Practical Guide. In a previous paper, we examined in detail a compact healing coil based on the use of a second magnetic field. Despite its small size, the device demonstrated interesting practical results and became a starting point for further research. More details about its operating principle and initial experiments can be found in . . However, further experiments showed that the potential of this technology is far from exhausted. The idea arose to create a coil with a significantly larger diameter, capable of generating a wider area of action. As a result, a design with a diameter of approximately 0 cm was developed, allowing simultaneous treatment of one or more organs. At the same time, the output power was increased by approximately 0-6 times, to approximately 0 W. . When developing the new design, the primary focus was not on increasing power per se, but on creating the cleanest possible operating region. To this end, special circuit and design solutions were adopted aimed at significantly compensating for the classical electric and magnetic field components. According to the proposed model, this design allows for an increase in the relative contribution of the hypothetical scalar component, which is the focus of this work. . The device consists of two main components: an electronic generator and a large flat coil. Below, we will examine their structure, operating principles, and tuning features, and explain why this particular design was chosen after numerous experiments. . Device Circuitry. The generator is based on a circuit discussed in detail . Interestingly, from a classical circuit design perspective, this transistor connection should not ensure stable oscillation generation. However, numerous experiments have shown the opposite: the circuit starts reliably, is highly stable, and maintains operation over a wide range of supply voltages approximately 0 to 0 V. . Compared to the basic design, inductor L0 was added to the generator. Its purpose is twofold: to improve the output signal shape, bringing it closer to a sinusoidal form, and to increase the overall efficiency of the device. This reduces parasitic harmonics, and the operation of the entire system becomes more stable . . Otherwise, the circuit is virtually identical to the original design. Resistors R0 and R0 provide the necessary base bias for transistor VT0. Generation is initiated by positive feedback through capacitor C0. Elements L0, L0, and C0 form the main oscillatory circuit, which determines the oscillator's operating mode. The second circuit, consisting of L0 and C0, is electrically connected to the first and serves to increase oscillation stability and stabilize the operating mode. . A unique feature of the circuit is its ability to operate in two different modes. In the first mode, the secondary winding of coil L0 remains open, and the device functions as a conventional high-frequency oscillator. In the second mode, the secondary winding is closed, which fundamentally changes the coil's operating characteristics. This mode is used in this design. According to the proposed model, this connection significantly weakens the classical electric and eddy magnetic components of the field, while simultaneously enhancing the manifestation of the scalar component under study. . - 0 — n-p-n transistor ;
- 0 — film with a capacity according to the circuit for an operating voltage of at least 0 V;
- 0 — standard of the corresponding inductance with an allowable current of at least 0 A;
- 0 — any with a power rating of 0 W or higher.
- 0 The simplest method is to use a standard 12V DC power adapter. In this case, a suitable power connector on the board is sufficient.
- 0 For mobile use, it is convenient to use two Li-ion batteries connected in series. They can be charged via a standard USB port using a ready-made step-up charging module, such as , which provides an output voltage of approximately 9V.
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