Plasma Discharge Devices (PDDs). TSDDs are spark-discharge devices.
TSSDs operate when a high voltage accumulates in a voltage circuit. The voltage is exposed across a spark gap, usually filled with air or other gas. When the voltage exceeds the ionic breakdown voltage of the insulating gas, a spark occurs. The spark creates a “plasma” zone. |
The devices produce a spark when electricity discharges across a spark gap causing a pulse of high current to flow through the circuit. The gap is a switch. The wire containing the the current loop is an antenna. The flow creates a brief, usually 100 ns to 500 ns, current to flow through the antenna wire. This flow, when coupled to tissue, has normally beneficial effects on nearby tissue.
There are many PEMF devices which utilize low energy harmonic waveforms. This publication does not attempt to address these devices. This author was unable to find any references to Tesla working with “low voltage” devices.
Tesla recognized that there was a cellular response to cold electricity. At very high levels, with generators that powered the New York subway system, the effects were sometimes harmful.
These devices produce a waveform with in the antenna coupling.
These devices were reportedly common use in hospitals until the late 1940s. Their use was discontinued with the dominant emergence of the Pharmaceutical industry and subsequent discredit of energy medicine resulting from the monetary conflict between Morris Fishbein and Royal Raymond Rife.