Im born in 2003, and at the time of writing, I just graduated from A levels and am now pursuing all
my hobbies to the fullest :)
This website is just a list of my hobbies and short write-ups on why I like them. Feel free to
contact me if you want to bounce
ideas.
I am looking for interns who can help contribute to my open source knowledge graph builder
twigslot.com
It aims to connect scattered resources on the internet, by using Graph Theory. And become
the defacto method of sharing references on the internet.
There are a lot of github issues for the
front-end
that are left unresolved, as I try to spend my time on the
backend
and some
Machine
Learning
instead.
I have (sometimes too) many interests, basically anything tech related (even genetic engineering though I don't know enough about biology to play around with it).
From 2017-2020, I went through 9 prototypes before arriving at a design
and working prototype that I was satisfied with. Version 9 is a
DRSSTC (dual
resonant solid state tesla coil) driver. It is inspired by Loneoceans's SSTC
driver and Steve Ward's DRSSTC Guide. However, the problem
with my driver is that it blows very easily as there is no tuneable inductor in my ZCS (if these
are strange words to you, check out Loneocean's blog).
I have soldered together the UD2.7 driver, but have yet to test it due to missing parts.
I also want to work
on my
own musical interrupter. Probably with multiple channels like Franzoli
Electronics (I also want a youtube channel that plays tesla coil music man!!)
After that, I want to try building a QCW tesla coil, which is kind of considered the pinnacle of
solid state tesla coils as it is pretty advanced and can achieve arc lengths up to 10x its size!
(DRSSTC's can only do around 2x)
Gao Guangyuan is a big inspiration to me as he is from the same country and high school as me,
just that he is a generation older :) His tesla coil is at Singapore's science center, and he is
probably the best tesla coiler to have existed in Singapore. If you're reading this Loneoceans,
thanks for paving the way and thank you for your help via email as well! If anyone else needs
tesla coil design help, I'd be happy to lend a hand to a fellow hobbyist.
Being a nerdy guy, I guess I have ventured into quite a lot of nerdy things :)
I have a wide array of research interests, here is a synopsis of my past projects.
Over the years, I have also tried various olympiads (following my interest most of the time, which changes occasionally)
Just a bunch of good links for you to explore!