Simulation of the Muller Dynamo

[i_ron]

see Cravens Wanlass:

http://www.linux-host.org/energy/awan.html

patents:

http://www.google.com/search?tbm=pts&tbo=1&hl=en&q=%2B%22Cravens+L.+Wanlass%22&btnG=Search+Patents

Right on!  The first patent posted is probably the easiest to implement, but the Wanlas 1980's patent shows you can take this as far as you want...

"SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The present invention overcomes or reduces the foregoing disadvantages of electric machines by providing a capacitor in series with a stator winding thereby defining a series circuit. Connected with the main winding is switching means which operates in response to signals from an external trigger source, together with the capacitor and main winding to permit sequentially current flow in opposite directions. The switching means, capacitor and windings are fed by a source of D.C. voltage and this is converted by the series circuit, and switching means into a clipped A.C. square wave across the main winding. Frequency variation of the A.C. square wave is obtained by varying the frequency of the signal from the external trigger source, the signal preferably being discreet pulses.
The electric machines of the invention provides a system in which the magnetic flux density in the stator is maintained at optimum level for requisite load conditions. In addition, the system permits the current in the rotor also to be maintained at an optimum magnitude for requisite load conditions relative to those permitted in convention electric motors of the induction type, and the torque and horsepower of a motor for a given amount of magnetic material to be optimized."

Ron

[poynt99]

Good find!  So the question is does it work as a generator?

I'll sim it up and we'll see. Someone might build one and try as well.

.99

[teslaalset]

@poynt,

From what pspice library did you select the transformer you used?
The only one I can find is 'breakout.lib', but that one does not have 2 secondaries that do not have a common connection.

[i_ron]

I'll sim it up and we'll see. Someone might build one and try as well.

.99

Did a test on the world patent today and it is a good producer... but reflects back to Prime mover

27 1/2 watts out but at a cost of 32 1/2 watts extra on PM

Middle coil...20 + 20mfd

Ron

[poynt99]

@poynt,

From what pspice library did you select the transformer you used?
The only one I can find is 'breakout.lib', but that one does not have 2 secondaries that do not have a common connection.

I always use separate inductors. Then you choose a "K" (core) part to couple them. You can couple up to about 6 separate inductors to the same core. In the "ANALOG" library, there is a K-Linear part. I use that and also the non-linear Ferroxcube cores supplied in the full version.

HTH,
.99