But this process is fleeting.
Because each oscillation is accompanied by a slight energy loss, causing the voltage across the capacitor to quickly drop below the breakdown value again.
Seeing this situation.
Old Fa and the others looked calm, with almost no noticeable fluctuation.
This is a common phenomenon in the laboratory, and the scientific community in 1850 was not unfamiliar with high-frequency oscillating circuits... which is the LC circuit.
But in the next second.
The facial expressions of Old Fa and the others suddenly underwent a huge change, even... some distortion!
Stokes let out a high-pitched sound comparable to a C5 note, sounding somewhat distorted:
"My God, what... what is this?"
No one had the mind to mock Stokes' duck voice; at this moment, everyone's gaze was focused on the receiver not far away:
At this very moment.
Every time the generator emitted a blue electric spark, electric light flickered between the copper rings on the receiver!
