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Thanks for posting the paper! With anything RF related it can be a complete shot in the dark for anyone trying to reproduce the work without things like the fre

Thanks for posting the paper! With anything RF related it can be a complete shot in the dark for anyone trying to reproduce the work without things like the frequency involved. I mean sure you could do some physics, pick a range of likely frequencies and scan around but then your at the mercy of how much power you can generate at tuneable frequencies and still relying on a bit of guesswork. Even if it’s not efficient this is a great RF science demo so it’s good to spread the knowledge around. Thanks again for posting it.

adrian_b 4y ago
It is unlikely that the exact value of the frequency has any importance. They have used 13.56 MHz just because it is one of the frequencies for which it is easy to find high power industrial generators, which are used e.g. for induction heating.