I'm a total stonehead about electronics.
I hope to switch the primary terminal of an automotive ignition coil twice/second. Is there a device that can do that with 30,000 volts? Are there solid state devices that can do this?
I'm thinking of lowering the voltage to the primary, maybe try nine, six, or four volts to make this thing non-dangerous while still giving a strong enough shock to repel deer and cattle.
I hope to switch the primary terminal of an automotive ignition coil twice/second. Is there a device that can do that with 30,000 volts? Are there solid state devices that can do this?
I'm thinking of lowering the voltage to the primary, maybe try nine, six, or four volts to make this thing non-dangerous while still giving a strong enough shock to repel deer and cattle.