Circuit Function

To form an oscillating voltage zone around another voltage zone of opposite polarity, forming a water gap therebetween. 

 Said voltage zones take on the shape of cavity-design due to the skin effect phenomenon as previously described . 

 Stainless steel T304 material is also used to form said resonant-cavity (44). 

 

 Said resonant cavity (44) can take on different shapes and sizes to meet a predetermined gas need. Spherical and longitudinal resonant cavities are examples. 

 

 To disassociate said water molecule by way of voltage stimulation as previously described. See Section A through Section M. 

 

 To momentarily entrap said liberated gas atoms to impart or subject a physical force (particle impact) on said water molecule being split apart. This process is called compounding-action or " resonant-action " since said liberated atoms are moved or oscillated in a uniform manner during gas production. 

 To start, sustain, and maintain said resonant-action during gas-yield attenuation . 

 To set up a variable pulsing circuit capable of "tuning-in" resonant action regardless of shape and dimensional size of said resonant cavity (44). 

 And to attenuate said voltage pulses ( up to and beyond 5,000 volts ) to cause said liberated gas atoms to reach ionization state .