Method for plasma incision of matter with a specifically tuned radiofrequency electromagnetic field generator

Abstract

A method of incising matter with a harmonious plasma cloud. An inexpensive radiofrequency generator and power amplifier generates an electromagnetic wave which is transmitted from an incising transmitter probe. This electromagnetic wave is impedance matched, frequency matched, and power matched to initiate and sustain a harmonious plasma cloud with low atomic particle turbulence and chaos. This harmonious plasma cloud forms a coating over the surface of the incising tip as well as acts to reduce the energy output needed from the power amplifier. The electromagnetic wave is also used to produce a Pinch Effect to compress, contour, shape and control the harmonious plasma cloud. The electromagnetic wave is furthermore used to trap and contain the plasma cloud without the need of a solid matter containment vessel according to the Magnetic Bottle Effect of physics. The Tunnelling effect of physical chemistry is utilized to amplify the energy delivered to the harmonious plasma cloud while shielding matter surrounding the intended path of incision from potential radiation exposure. The system provides an efficient, effective, safe, clean and inexpensive approach to producing an incision in matter.

Description

technical field

[0001] The present invention relates to a method of cutting an object with a tuned plasma cloud, in particular a tuned plasma cloud induced and maintained by electromagnetic energy waves emitted by a radio frequency signal generator system with the atomic particles constituting the tuned plasma cloud Impedance matched, frequency matched, and power matched, the tuned plasma cloud covers the excited emitter cutting probe. Background technique

[0002] Most cuts are made with solid, hard tools such as steel, sapphire, diamond, etc. These cuts are all carried out by the abrasive physical action of the sharp edge of the hard object on the surface of the cut object. These purely physical methods of trying to cut one hard object through another are inefficient, and are therefore inefficient when the object being cut encounters significant resistance when it is extremely solid and dense. Therefore, other methods resort to electrogenic cutting, electrocutting, or el...