Crystal Cell Capacitor

Greetings, everyone! Today, I'm excited to present my crystal cell capacitor. This innovative device houses layers of crystals within a cylindrical tube. It's uniquely responsive to a variety of environmental energies, including heat, infrared, vibrations, RF signals, electromagnetic pollution, and even some unidentified waveforms. Intriguingly, it could potentially be used for detecting paranormal activities. The core mechanism involves the crystals being activated by these energies, leading to the charging of an integrated capacitor through the cylinder's end plates. This results in a distinctive, pulsed output of random waveforms and frequencies in DC. Without an external load, the self-charging capability of this capacitor can reach impressive voltages, enough to cause a neon light to flicker. It's important to note that this is a low-current device; it's not intended for powering your home but rather serves as a fascinating proof of concept. As of now, it generates around 500 millivolts of spontaneous oscillations, influenced by the surrounding environment. Tapping the device can increase the amplitude up to approximately 1 volt, thanks to the vibrational response of the crystals. Additionally, this device is a resonant system, tuned to 9 kHz. When you introduce a low-voltage battery in series with this cell and pulse it at 9 kHz, the device can enhance the power output. I also forget to mention there is a full bridge rectifier inside the tube as well pulsing the crystals at the DC output. The DC capacitor is built in plates on each side of the tube.

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