Originally posted by wantomake;
In fact I did 'build' the circuit in SPICE as you can see in the gifs I provided, you would be wise not to pretend otherwise.
I built the circuit in a matter of maybe 5 minutes each, the time consuming part is preparing them to put up here to teach you guys whats going on.
What Can You Do With SPICE?
More specifically, it is a general-purpose circuit simulation program that provides linear AC analysis, non-linear transient analysis, and nonlinear DC analysis.
Analysis is performed by solving combinations of theoretical and experimental (device model) equations representing the behavior of elements based on Kirkhoff's current and voltage laws, utilizing modified nodal point analysis.
Device Model
A device model is an analytical expression that was developed based on theoretical and experimental study.
Elements and devices can be simulated:
Analysis methods:
Until SPICE, IC design was carried out entirely by hand.
What is SPICE? | Electronics Basics | ROHM
More specifically, it is a general-purpose circuit simulation program that provides linear AC analysis, non-linear transient analysis, and nonlinear DC analysis.
Analysis is performed by solving combinations of theoretical and experimental (device model) equations representing the behavior of elements based on Kirkhoff's current and voltage laws, utilizing modified nodal point analysis.
Device Model
A device model is an analytical expression that was developed based on theoretical and experimental study.
Elements and devices can be simulated:
- Passive components (i.e. resistors, capacitors, inductors)
- Active devices (e.g. diodes, bipolar transistors, MOSFETs)
- Transmission lines
- Power sources
Analysis methods:
- Transient
- DC
- Small-signal AC
- Noise
Until SPICE, IC design was carried out entirely by hand.
What is SPICE? | Electronics Basics | ROHM
So unless you can show us some mysterious mojo schtick going on that no one in the history of electricity every thought of the SPICE analysis will give you the 'correct' answers for your design no wire required, things like stiffler is doing excepted since the program has no algorithm for spacial inductance that I am aware of. Newman, smith and stevens tpu have nothing to do with spacial inductance.
The newman sparkler is a fraud, just like the tpu and that suit case guy dennis or don smith or whatever his name is. They prey on people who can not see through their scam.
I even went so far in trying to help you as to give you the stiffler resonator youtube clip which has been proven to work by several replications, but its a lot more complicated and requires an excellent understanding of induction principles and what it takes to set the whole system into oscillation.
So you see there are things that actually do work out here but it seems some people are prone to waste their time thinking they will be the one to make the impossible possible! It hasnt happened yet and it wont be happening anytime soon.
You can thank ricards for taking it off topic with his so called 'simple circuit'.
Personally I'd like to see people work on projects that are possible and can lead to success instead of failure. Whats important is to understand what is really going on with these devices not what one 'hopes' is going on. The frauds and their worshiping apologists are the disruptors not me.

Another person to check out is the oldscientist on youtube, he does a good job on most of his experiments and has equipment to back it up and if you are into Tesla coils Meyl does the best job I have seen out here.
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