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Nuts & Volts Magazine (July 2004)

THE ENIGMA MACHINE - PART 2

By Gerard Fonte    View In Digital Edition  


Last month, we examined two designs for building the Enigma Machine. We saw that it is a device that produces pulses of 1200 volts at a rate of a few Hertz to a couple of hundred Hertz. Because the high voltage is completely isolated from the outside, no significant current flows. Therefore, it’s safe to play with. This month, we’ll look closely at the vibration effect, as well as experiment with other properties of high voltage.

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