I have built a circuit that sends electricity using only 1 wire.
The circuit works with a 12 VDC that is connected in the input of a Pulsed DC generator (freq = 30 Khz, duty cycle 50%). I connect the output of the PDC generator to the low voltage of a car ignition coil and in the HVoltage output of the coil I can get electrical energy using only 1 wire. Next, I connect the one wire to 2 diodes and a capacitor. With the energy of the capacitor I can run a small DC motor for very short period of time.
My question is.... how can I measure the wattage from the single-line energy transmission? I connect my multimeter and it comes crazy.
The circuit works with a 12 VDC that is connected in the input of a Pulsed DC generator (freq = 30 Khz, duty cycle 50%). I connect the output of the PDC generator to the low voltage of a car ignition coil and in the HVoltage output of the coil I can get electrical energy using only 1 wire. Next, I connect the one wire to 2 diodes and a capacitor. With the energy of the capacitor I can run a small DC motor for very short period of time.
My question is.... how can I measure the wattage from the single-line energy transmission? I connect my multimeter and it comes crazy.