Hi there.
I am new around here, but i am glad to have found your community and am excited to get involved. I suppose i should introduce myself before i state my query, I am a kinetic artist, based in Australia you can see some of my previous projects at: http://michaelcandy.com/.
I am starting work on a project that is designed to 'fry' electronic devices using high voltages (don't worry, this will not be an act of anarchy or the likes. instead an exploration into our dependency on technological devices in everyday life, and the necessity of these devices). i was planing on using a simple flyback transformer circuit to arc through devices such as mobile phones & i-pods in a safely enclosed environment. My only question is; will a flyback transformer have enough amps to destroy the circuits within such devices? or will it simply pass through larger metallic parts, such as the devices case, without damaging its inner bits?
And feel free to notify me if this was a stupid question, my knowledge into circuitry only goes so far!
I am new around here, but i am glad to have found your community and am excited to get involved. I suppose i should introduce myself before i state my query, I am a kinetic artist, based in Australia you can see some of my previous projects at: http://michaelcandy.com/.
I am starting work on a project that is designed to 'fry' electronic devices using high voltages (don't worry, this will not be an act of anarchy or the likes. instead an exploration into our dependency on technological devices in everyday life, and the necessity of these devices). i was planing on using a simple flyback transformer circuit to arc through devices such as mobile phones & i-pods in a safely enclosed environment. My only question is; will a flyback transformer have enough amps to destroy the circuits within such devices? or will it simply pass through larger metallic parts, such as the devices case, without damaging its inner bits?
And feel free to notify me if this was a stupid question, my knowledge into circuitry only goes so far!