⚡ MC-105 High-Voltage Pulse Generator 50 kV – 3.7–6 V DC to 50,000 V
Product details
It uses pulsed current and electromagnetic induction to produce a strong discharge arc.
It is intended for scientific demonstrations, ignition applications, plasma effects and physics education. The module is straightforward to connect and can be powered by a 3.7 V lithium battery (e.g., an 18650 cell) or a compatible battery pack.
🔧 Technical specifications:
| Parameter | Value |
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| Model: | MC-105 |
| Length: | 64 mm |
| Housing diameter: | 24 mm |
| Flat-section diameter: | 21 mm |
| Input voltage: | DC 3.7 V – 6 V |
| Input current: | 2 A – 3 A |
| Input wire length: | 10 cm |
| Output type: | Pulsed high-voltage DC |
| Output voltage: | up to 50,000 V (50 kV) |
| Output current: | approximately 0.05 A |
| Output wire length: | 8 cm |
| Discharge gap: | approximately 1–2 cm |
| Power supply: | 1 × 3.7 V Li-ion battery (e.g., 18650) or a 2S arrangement in parallel |
🔌 Connection:
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Red and green wires = input power supply
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Red: + (positive terminal)
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Green: − (negative terminal)
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Two thicker output wires = high-voltage output
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Position them 1–2 cm apart to create a discharge
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Once the battery is connected, a high-voltage electric arc
⚠️ Warning:
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This module generates extremely high voltage (50 kV) — DANGEROUS TO TOUCH!
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Only use it in safe, controlled conditions.
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Not suitable for children or inexperienced users.
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Avoid contact with metal or flammable objects.
📦 Applications:
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Scientific demonstrations
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Ignition
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Electrical discharge effects, plasma and sparks
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Hobby electronics and teaching
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