The NDR Oscillator with LOAD
Created on 06-09-01 - JLN Labs
- Last update 06-19-01
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You will find below a very simple experiment that anyone can perform with few and cheap electronic components. This experiment will demonstrate you how a very simple oscillator can be built with a component which shows a Negative Differential Resistance ( NDR ) effect when it is used properly.
There is no overunity effect here but this device is worth to be known because in this case the NDR component used does not seem to agree with the basic Ohm's Law : According to the Ohm's law an increase of the voltage produces an increase of the current, in this case, in the negative resistance region of the NDR characteristic curve, an increase of the voltage produces a decrease of the current.
For more informations about the NDR oscillator experiment see the basic NDR experiment
When the output coil is loaded with a simple washer, the measured voltage across the coil is lower than without load, showing an energy absorption effect by the load ( the washer ) while the power DC at the input drops of -23 mW. It is interesting to notice that the resonant frequency remains stable...
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See also :
About Negative Resistance Oscillators by the University of St. Andrews
Theory of room temperature resonant tunneling devices ( RTD ) by Christian Strahberger - WSI
The Resonant Tunnelling Transistor ( RTT ) by Collin Moffat, Image Processing Group- Department of Physics and Astronomy Universty College London
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