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If you want a gas discharge tube and not vacuum, you can even drop the coil on the inside: https://hackaday.io/project/194683-plasma-toroid-sky-guided-pcb-editi
by tliltocatl 4mo ago
If you want a gas discharge tube and not vacuum, you can even drop the coil on the inside: https://hackaday.io/project/194683-plasma-toroid-sky-guided-pcb-edition https://hackaday.io/project/194683-plasma-toroid-sky-guided-...
But most hollow-state devices run on either DC or pulses, so coupled inductors wouldn't work.
- smlacy 4mo agoWouldn't work ... without additional electronic components.
- tliltocatl 4mo agoThan you can skip the hollow state part altogether. And any plastic-package parts would screw your vacuum up badly - if it survives sealing and bakeout that is.