I am not a physicist, and I have only one year schooling in basic electronics a long time ago, just so you know.
I want to make a device that can send electromagnetic waves to stimulate the body and pineal gland (inside the brain). The magic frequency is around 8Hz (not very high).
Now I have read about many such existing devices, but they do not come with blueprints, unfortunately. So I started some experimenting by pulling apart an old speaker to take out the coil, and I have a software that can send out a sound signal at 8Hz and I amplified that signal through an old stereo.
I know that I do now have an electromagnet which oscillates at 8Hz, but I have no idea if this is what I am looking for. The magnetic core is removed from the coil, so there is no physical vibration.
I have read that there are two kinds of waves that comes from EMs and those are E and H, and the H wave is the one useful for my purposes because it penetrates everything when working with low frequencies. Does my old speaker magnet send out H waves?
Also I have a thought that maybe I need an antenna which can send the signal in a particular direction, or can I just send the signal in any direction like a light bulb?
I am not an expert, but is it so that if I manage to make such a generator, those waves would be considered low frequency radio waves so that if I had a radio that could be tuned on 8Hz it would pick up the signal from how far away??
I want to make either some sort of wearable head band or helmet for this, or a device that can be placed on the night stand and give out smooth waves in the night.
Any ideas?