Luebke Lands - Tesla coils and various experiments

Low-Z amp

This is my version of the low-z amp originally designed by Terry Fritz. It employs a LM12CLK op-amp and is supplied by a custom wound transformer.

Ther case was contructed from a used 19" rackmount case and scrap parts, so the appearance did not turn out too pretty.

I added the tesla coil tuner suggested by Terry Fritz and the tesla coil tuner after plans from Antonio Carlos M. de Queiroz. Both are powered from an extra winding I added to the power transformer.

On the front panel the two knobs for adjusting the frequency of the two tuner circuits, the indicating LED located inside the frequency scale and three BNC connectors can be seen. These are the two output signals and the input for the low-z amp. This way I can feed either signal into the amp or use each device with external sources or loads.

	This is my version of the low-z amp originally designed by Terry Fritz. It employs a LM12CLK op-amp and is supplied by a custom wound transformer. Ther case was contructed from a used 19" rackmount case and scrap parts, so the appearance did not turn out too pretty.
I added the tesla coil tuner suggested by Terry Fritz and the tesla coil tuner after plans from Antonio Carlos M. de Queiroz. Both are powered from an extra winding I added to the power transformer.
	On the front panel the two knobs for adjusting the frequency of the two tuner circuits, the indicating LED located inside the frequency scale and three BNC connectors can be seen. These are the two output signals and the input for the low-z amp. This way I can feed either signal into the amp or use each device with external sources or loads.