kim wrote:Can anyone help ?
I am an electronic engineer and see no problem in assembling a circuit that can feed the 2 electrodes.
My problem is that there must be a ressonance frequency that has the best results.
Does anyone know the value ?
Can we use an amplitude modulation or an envelope ? In that case what is the duty cycle and lower frequency ?
Imnot shure what ur talkin about. but fuel injectors are controlled buy the computer,it gets a signal from the o2 and map or mass air flow senser. now that said,the o2 sen. will need voltage added to it( from .1 volts to 1.0volts. that can be done with the right potentiometer and a 1.5volt battery. Now the map sen. will need to have voltage takin awaythe same way. with a potentiometer no battery. NOW ya might have to do some research. if ya have a wide band o2 sen. or a narrow band sen.. The frequency is done buy the computer, ya dont have to worry about it. the o2 sen. sends extra volts to the comp. to richin the mixture,the map sen. will take volts away to richin the mixture. when running HHO ya want the mix. to be as lean as ya can and still run smooth. Ya just play with the potentiometers till ya get it right..hope that can help ya. I now thought about your question. U might be reffering to the rossonance frequency of your electrolyte. Yeah there is such a thing. first, you need a PWM(pulse width modulator)and all can tell ya is ya have to keep playin with it till ya get the freqiency right> every gen. has a different frequency depending on the electrode size and the electrolyte concentration. thats all I know about it