Look at the picture, this picture is amazing once you figure out what happened. The "T" in the top left of the picture is the scope trigger point, ball at rest (0 rpm) 25ms later, the ball is at 3.2 million rpm!


EDIT: Here is 0 to 3.4 million RPM in 15ms, thats an average of 227,000 RPM per 1ms (0.001 second)!


EDIT: Here is 0 to 2.1 million RPM in 1ms (0.001 second)!
In 20 pulses, it does 0 to 2.1 million plus rpm, 20V, 16Arms (320W) to spin a 0,1g ball
Some math:
1 revolution = 27.65us,
36,170 revolutions per second,
2,170,000 rpm
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