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The coils were attached carefully between the antenna and the circuit to assess their impact on electrical characteristics. To maintain tension and prevent the wire from sagging or pulling on the coils, a red clip was used to hold the antenna wire taut. This ensured consistent conditions throughout the experiment. The setup was nuanced, with the coils being inserted in a way that required some sacrifice of current to achieve higher voltage.
Observations on Voltage and Current
Initially, the current in the circuit was around 200 microamps (0.2 milliamps). After integrating the coils, the current dropped to approximately 80 microamps—a significant reduction, illustrating the typical trade-off in such setups: increasing voltage often results in decreased current.