KELSY - Gas discharge visualization devices on Kirlian's effect

KELSY – Gas discharge visualization devices on Kirlian's effect

The system of biofield visualization KELSY

The system of biofield visualization KELSY

This system is based on a principle of gas discharge visualization, which allows revealing and strengthening discontinuities of the field formed by an alive and lifeless matter exposed to a high-voltage and high-frequency electrical field in the air or gas environment. In the middle of XX century spouses Kirlian discovered the dependence of the form of a luminescence and the live matter exposed in a high-voltage, high frequency electrical field, and features of a state of a live matter. This effect has received the name - Kirlian Effect. In subsequent time many contributors occupied with nonconventional and east medicine used this effect for diagnosing a state of the person, researching of his emotional state, learning of questions of boundary between an alive and lifeless matter.

KELSY Scanner transforms a Kirlian picture to standard television signal, which can be displayed and processed with standard PC.

Components

KELSY system consists of the following mainframes:

The high-voltage television scanner. It transforms a Kirlian picture to analogue television signal.

Specifications

Diagonal of picture, mm	100
Resolution, TVL	400
Maximum impulse voltage, kV	25
Regulation range of power of voltage impulses, %	10 - 100
Maximum impulses frequency, Hz	1000

Digitizer transforms an analogue television signal to a digital code. For standard PC integration it is possible to use a device with the following ports and buses:

USB (maximum frequency is 5 frames per second);
LPT (maximum frequency is 5 frames per second);
ISA; PCI and other internal buses of a computer (maximum frequency is up to 50 frames per second);

CD with software allows handling and systematizing captured Kirlian images.

KELSY is made in correspondence and protected by the patent of Russian Federation N2110824