Can you give me a circuit of lightning's detector? thanks.
by 
julia cekala
ANSWERS: 7
-
Isn't it just on Benjamin Franklin?
-
Easy. Take a really long metal rod. Hold it up in the air - it's important you have it in your hand. As soon as there is lightning you will be the very first to know.
-
You probably need to be a little more specific regarding the application. What is it exactly that you want to use this thing for? Do you just want to built a lightning rod that will let you take some data on lightning strikes? Is it for a plane? Tell me what you want to use it for, and I may be able to help you...
-
i need to know how's modern lightning detector work? something like boltek or something... is that true if u detect lightning based on radio signal?
-
I don't know exactly how thy're doing it, but here's what I'd do... (This is just a block diagram, I could probably throw together a more detailed schematic, are you trying to build a homebrew lightning detector?)
-
Yes, i've Googled lightning detectors and got several design types. I haven't built any yet, but they appear to work.
-
V__________________________(o o)__________|> Long wire antenna 60ft+ Neon bulb Ground stake Long wire 20awg antenna, longer the better Neon bulb (90V) - Radio Shack Ground stake - copper grounding spike This schematic appeared in a 1970's radio project book and despite its simpicity it really does work, when storms are close the neon flashes in sympathy with the lightning strikes.
RELATED QUESTIONS
Copyright 2023, Wired Ivy, LLC