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Simple Ionic Wind Generator

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

Note: A newer version of the Ionic Wind Generator is available on my page:
[https://makerworld.com/en/models/1826499-ionic-wind-generator-testing-base-structure] — this is an earlier prototype.

 

This is a quick prototype of an Ionic Wind Generator I designed. It includes a base and two different electrodes.

For the first electrode, there are multiple options:

  • One uses tinfoil or a thin strip of metal with sharp triangles cut in to maximize ionic wind power.
  • Another uses a wire with multiple sharp strands for increased performance.

The second electrode can be a metal ring or a metal mesh, but you can also design your own to fit any conductive object.

General design rule: the first electrode should be sharp to aid ionization, while the second electrode should have rounded edges for better performance.

Hope this inspires someone to experiment! 😉

⚠️ Safety warning: Only attempt this if you know how to handle high voltages — do this at your own risk.

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