[TCML] Tesla Coil Output Hazards, Skin Effect?

Peter Terren pterren at iinet.net.au
Sun Dec 2 09:15:51 MST 2007


On my first Discovery channel segment I did a little segment on electric 
shocks.  I used a defibrillator external pacemaker attached to electrodes on 
my forearm and you can see the result of 16mA pulses at about 40/min. There 
is a fair amount of involuntary movement in my hand and with 60Hz pulses I 
have no doubt I would find it hard to let go. If you have a fast ADSL link 
you can download the 5 min segment from here.
mms://a180.v31560.c31560.g.vm.akamaistream.net/7/180/31560/44ce8bb3/ctvakamai.insinc.com/akamai/ctv/discovery/DPLA/DISC-DPLA-070905-EP.aussyelectric-video.wmv
For this type of video download I use Orbit to catch every frame.

Peter

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Dave Pierson" <davep at quik.com>
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2007 12:13 AM
Subject: Re: [TCML] Tesla Coil Output Hazards, Skin Effect?
>
> What did it say about "let go" currents?  Don't keep us in suspense.
>   Sorry.  Seem to be perpetually behinde in email.
>   6 page summary of hundreds pages of research.
>      mean, 60 Hz, 134 Men, 16 mA.
>      mean, 60 Hz, 28 Women, 11 mA.
>    best
>     dwp



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