Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[crazycut06]

Hi twinbeard,


Your flower surely has power, nice setup...


Regards
Cc

[DeepCut]

@ twinbeard

that's great output nearing 50 watts in your solid state.

totally gree about parasitic capacitance, kind of funny it's been 'designed out' all these years.

with reference to the details of the effect and not allowing one full rotation, i made a spreadsheet with the mechanical maths that calculated how far the magnet would travel in 1 time constant.  above a minimum speed the rotor would rotate many metres, many times its circumference, and the effect is still there.

atb,

DC.

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone

been following the interesting build of a generator by user llewgnal

Have a look at his video but start it at 25 minutes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE5LuUyheH8&feature=em-uploademail

Looks like he's ready to test it. He has 8 Neo ball magnets sandwiched between 2 coils that are spinned by 12 rotor magnets attached to a 6000 rpm motor. So the 8 Neo ball magnets could spin up to 40,000 rpm.
Looks like he will be on Smart Scarecrow at 6pm PST to test it.

Luc

[DeepCut]

@Luc

Thanks for the heads up, what a wonderfully-crafted machine.


atb,

DC.

[twinbeard]

Ahh... I see.  So the delay would be significant then, to allow multiple poles to pass before creating the field.  Interesting.  I was hoping that someone would come along and quantify the effect, and had many discussions with Thane on that topic.  At the time, I was looking at it as a function of coil impedance and frequency.  Would you mind to link me to the spreadsheet?

@ twinbeard

that's great output nearing 50 watts in your solid state.

totally gree about parasitic capacitance, kind of funny it's been 'designed out' all these years.

with reference to the details of the effect and not allowing one full rotation, i made a spreadsheet with the mechanical maths that calculated how far the magnet would travel in 1 time constant.  above a minimum speed the rotor would rotate many metres, many times its circumference, and the effect is still there.

atb,

DC.