Kapanadze Cousin - DALLY FREE ENERGY

[conico]

Soliman, I forgot,
you can use protection for the katcher mosfet transistor, just like Stalker

[EMJunkie]

@Conico, I see you are way ahead of some of the others!

I put a bit of work up for My Members, just a little bit of a gift for their hard work and achievements, PWM Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_VQYORAHfA

You are welcome, if you want to, download the code and use the PWM Code for yourself if you wish? See this link for the code: PWM Code Here

Of course, I am sharing this core, as I found similar projects very useful, from years ago: https://overunity.com/14566/reliable-and-flexible-switching-system/msg399543/#msg399543

This project helped me greatly! I hope it helps you also!

Best wishes, stay safe and well,
   Chris Sykes

[AlienGrey]

Hi to you both please allow me to understand here your logic.
What exactly is this posted logic circuit supposed to do, as the two waveforms in side of each other?
Don't appear to do a logic task as when each pulse has risen they are then on till one of them falls and the same problem as in the fallen state until it has a rising pulse if .OR gates were used.

Also the switch used on the 4093 can not be and or logic with a switch like that as damage will result

What exactly are you trying to produce I might be able to help.

AG

[color]

AlienGrey :

Hi~

The circuit diagram below is an example to broaden the horizon of perception and is not the correct one.
Kapanase generator resonance occurs in the coil itself.
Kapanase used the transformer as a real transformer.
The main role of the Ruslan generator resonance is the yoke transformer.
kacher is resonant and irrelevant.
Kacher is all about activating grounding.

[maxolous]

@all I think Conico is in the right step in the right direction. The output of his schematic is the multiple of the output of the fed in signal from TL494. And it is going to repeat that as far it is locked. He may so wish to lock it in the 1st or 2nd or 3rd harmonic in the period, given rise to a more increased frequency.
Bravo to you Conoco