Wireless Power: WPTC First Light, Flyback mode

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The Wireless Power transmitter system also works fairly well as a driver for a high-voltage secondary. Tuning will turn this into a proper Tesla Coil. Right now it’s just doing voltage amplification by turns ratio, for a few tens of kV, but when it’s tuned we should be able to get voltage rise from standing wave resonance, and that will put it up into the hundreds of kV.

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