Probably not. The gap between the ionosphere and earth could possibly be seen as a capacitance but not as an inductance.Was this the general idea?
I don't want replies in that case.By the way, your original post could do with the addition of some background information for context. Not everyone will know you're referring to the lab, experiments or theories of Nikolai Tesla.
That sounds familiar, I'll have to look into it.the tower was supposed to excite the schuman cavity aprox 8 hz. between the earth and ionosphere.
the most pervert clocking i have done so far was to gate off from a dc/dc booster IC with a 12k resistor. Running a small LED chain, I never observed variation of the speed.Funny enough I have wanted to do a "50 Hz clocked PIC" for years now.
With full wave rectified mains that gives 100Hz for the PIC external clock, so it equals 25 PIC instructions per second execution speed.
I'm sure a workable HH:MM clock can be built at that speed, but it would take some fancy coding to make a HH:MM:SS clock with only 25 instructions per second. An interesting challenge for sure.![]()
Funny enough I have wanted to do a "50 Hz clocked PIC" for years now.
With full wave rectified mains that gives 100Hz for the PIC external clock, so it equals 25 PIC instructions per second execution speed.
I'm sure a workable HH:MM clock can be built at that speed, but it would take some fancy coding to make a HH:MM:SS clock with only 25 instructions per second. An interesting challenge for sure.![]()
Maybe not?I don't know if that's possible even with seven segment drivers RB,
the change from 11:59 to 12:00.. you have to do the lookup for every digit.
The only way around it I can see is a lookup table of huge memory that
contains all digits for every possible time of day... then the EEPROM read time is another problem.
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