The Tesla coil is a transformer that operates on the principle of resonance. It was invented by Nicola Tesla who used these coils to carry out innovative experiments, such as electrical lighting, spectral fluorescence, X ray power source, high frequency alternating current phenomenon and radio energy transmission.

This is a DIY Tesla coil kit, which needs to be soldered and assembled by yourself. It is a very interesting small reproduction of a historical scientific experiment.  Using this kit it is possible to produce small amounts of high temperature and high-pressure plasma, ignite paper, transmit wireless signals, and light a fluorescent lamp wirelessly.

Input: 24 volt power supply not included.

Features: 

• Input voltage: 24 V, using a lower voltage may not work properly.
• Power consumption: 15 W.
• Dimensions:
• PCB: 85*53 mm (length*width),
• Primary coil: 60 mm (heith).  

See this reference tutorial to learn more about the assembly process.