I am trying to find a way of switching the polarity of the capacitor at a fast speed (1khz or more, the faster the better)
I was thinking the following circuit might work:
The circuit consists of a transformer which primary and secondary are grounded at one end (like an ignition coil) The circuit has a inductor (choke) connected to the output of the secondary which has the same inductance as the secondary, and the inductor is connected to a capacitor.
I know in a circuit containing an inductor the voltage polarity switches when the field collapses, so will this also switch the polarity of the capacitor?
I was thinking the following circuit might work:
The circuit consists of a transformer which primary and secondary are grounded at one end (like an ignition coil) The circuit has a inductor (choke) connected to the output of the secondary which has the same inductance as the secondary, and the inductor is connected to a capacitor.
I know in a circuit containing an inductor the voltage polarity switches when the field collapses, so will this also switch the polarity of the capacitor?
