Research instruments

Piezoelectric Crystal

The piezoelectric crystal consists of 500 g Baking Soda or Sodium bicarbonate, 200 g Cream of

tartar or Potassium bitartrate and 250 mL distilled water. The crystal is the main source of energy

wherein the electricity will deliver by pressing the crystal. At the point when the crystal is press,

it will constrain the charges put of parity. Impacts of the charges no longer counteract each other

and net positive and negative charges show up on inverse faces. By pressing the crystal, it created

a voltage over its contrary appearances.

Analog Voltmeter

The material to quantify the limit of the crystal is the Voltmeter and when the piezoelectric crystal

squeezed or crushed the voltage variances. It quantifies the potential contrast of two points in the

crystal.

Wires

The wires are associated with the voltmeter and the crystal taken and, on the two sides, aluminum

foil paper is set and connected to the wires for the low of the current.

Joule Thief circuit

The joule thief circuit will build up the voltage of the crystal. A Joule Thief is a self-swaying

voltage promoter. It takes a relentless low voltage sign and changes over it into a progression of

high recurrence beats at a higher voltage. The developed electricity experiences the heap in a major

spike. When the energy disseminated, the circuit reset and starts the entire procedure once more.

In a run of the Joule Thief circuit, this procedure happens 50,000 times each second.