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T and 3 symbols are transformers, and no there's not a ground, not in schematic terms of electrical diagrams

that switch isn't even drawn right, it should have a bubble where it bends at the elbow

>T and 3
it is the coil
realy?

kek good job proofreading this fag's electronics homework

yes, cause they can have multiple throws, I use to repair radar

European style ground symbol

That's a pretty common ground symbol. Just google for ground symbols and you'll see it come up lots.

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if you don't have an earth ground, it's not grounded

Correct, it's just a common.

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>That's a pretty common ground symbol.

I'm in my second year of electrical engineering and think I've only seen that ground symbol once or twice.

Why'd you cut off the Transformer?

Okay... so? A circuit can still be a circuit if it doesn't have earth ground. Like millions of cars on the road and millions of battery operated devices, like OP's shitty "gauss gun" circuit.
Why bother with the autistic hairsplitting at all?

closing the switch grounds the gates of the FETs and reverses the current through the transformer's primary.

it is the coil now
transforms electisity into payn of enemes

Oh I get it now... you want to burn yourself on a random arc?

yes, you just have to have a circuit, in op's scenario you need energy which requires a source, the ground. If you have a battery, you have a source.

Can you pause on being retarded?

why would there be a switch to ground, with no capacitor?

I don't think OP cares much about peak amperage considering he doesn't care about not killing himself either

this swith is comuter controled optical pair

yeah you don't see it too often in North America. I usually only see it when I'm working on things made in Europe.

there should probably be a pullup resistor on the switch because we don't know that the voltage on the open gates exceeds the control voltage level to keep current flowing between the source and drain. in practice you'd want an oscillator and not a switch going into the gates. This is the first stage of an inverter circuit.

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I guess you're right it might handle it fine

>in practice you'd want an oscillator
crystal oscillators are just timers