DIY Plasma Speaker Kit Key benefits Build your own speaker system with a compact DIY plasma speaker kit. The kit uses practical materials to provide a handson electronics experience for enthusiasts. voltage output through resonance. The coil operates on the principle of resonance and, although it delivers ultra voltage, it provides low current with frequency AC power suitable for experimental applications. Dual function versatility. The back end of the coil can produce an output that can be used for ignition. When energized, a fluorescent lamp connected to the coil lights up. The system also acts as a speaker by stimulating the surrounding air to generate vibrations for music playback. What you get and how it works The kit enables a handson project to explore plasma speaker concepts by building a listening and lighting device in one package. It is designed to support experimentation with various configurations, enabling you to explore voltage plasma effects and their applications in lighting, spectroscopy, and radio energy transmission. 23 practical use scenarios Hobbyist project Build a plasma speaker system, test different coil configurations, and experience sound generation through air vibrations when connected to audio sources. Educational demonstrations and experiments Use the coil's voltage resonance to illustrate principles of frequency AC power, lighting effects on fluorescent lamps, and related spectroscopy or educational demonstrations. Audio playback with nontraditional transduction Connect mobile devices, MP3 players, or computers via the 3.5 mm audio input to play music through the plasma speaker while observing the accompanying lighting and plasma effects. Specifications and compatibility PCB size: approximately 0mm x 8.0mm. Power input: DC 1524V, current 2A. Interfaces: DC5.5 interface/pin. Audio input: 3.5 mm socket for easy connection to various audio devices.