Which Plasma Ball Will Produce Light, Plasma, and Spark?

In summary, if you have three plasma globes with the same pressure gas, the one with strong current power will produce the most light and plasma. The one with low current power will produce the least amount of light and may not operate at all. The amount of light produced is directly related to the voltage used, as operating at too high or too low voltage can result in no light production.
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if we have 3  plasma ball.and they have the same pressure gas ...one have low current power .the scond have  middle current power .the third have strong current power .. ...so which will of them produce ...light ..plasma ...spark..
 
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Plasma ball of what?
What is a "low energy current"?

Your question is very vague.
 
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I mean when the plasma ball produce illuminate light. ..if we increase the power current or if we decrease it
 
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taregg said:
if we have 3  plasma ball.and they have the same pressure gas ...one have low current power .the scond have  middle current power .the third have strong current power .. ...so which will of them produce ...light ..plasma ...spark..

taregg said:
I mean when the plasma ball produce illuminate light. ..if we increase the power current or if we decrease it

Do you mean "plasma globe"?

http://a.tgcdn.net/images/products/zoom/usb_plasma_ball.jpg
usb_plasma_ball.jpg
 
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if we have 3  plasma globe .and they have the same pressure gas ...one have low current power .the scond have  middle current power .the third have strong current power .. ...so which will of them produce ...light ..plasma ...spark...(yes I mean plasma globe )
 
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What do you mean with "low current power"?
If you operate them at a lower voltage, they will have fewer plasma "lines", or do not operate at all, so you get a lower amount of light.
If the voltage gets too high, the devices will break, then you don't have light at all (apart from a very short flash, maybe).
 

1. What is a plasma ball?

A plasma ball is a type of novelty lamp that contains a gas-filled orb inside a glass sphere. When the sphere is electrified, the gas inside becomes ionized, creating colorful streams of light that follow the movement of your finger or hand when placed on the surface of the sphere.

2. How does a plasma ball work?

A plasma ball works by using high voltage electricity to ionize the gas inside the sphere. This creates a plasma, which is a state of matter that is made up of charged particles. The electric field created by the plasma responds to the movement of your hand, creating the mesmerizing streams of light.

3. Is a plasma ball safe to touch?

Yes, a plasma ball is safe to touch. The electricity inside the sphere is low voltage and high frequency, so it does not pose a danger to humans. However, it is still important to follow the manufacturer's instructions and avoid touching the sphere for extended periods of time to prevent overheating.

4. What are the benefits of owning a plasma ball?

A plasma ball can provide entertainment and relaxation. It is also a great conversation starter and can be used to explain concepts such as electricity and plasma to children. Additionally, some people find the colorful streams of light to be visually stimulating and can help with focus and concentration.

5. Can a plasma ball be used for educational purposes?

Yes, a plasma ball can be used for educational purposes. It can be used to demonstrate principles of electricity, magnetism, and plasma to students of all ages. It can also be used in science experiments or demonstrations to further illustrate these concepts.

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