Quantum Energy Generator (QEG) Open Sourced (by HopeGirl)

[F_Brown]

Tishatang I found some info that I think relates to this discussion thread.  This pdf has lots of info re ferro resonance. http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/files/T...%20and%20D.pdf Also new for me, is this statement on page 26 about "iron loss" the core loses weight.  Maybe this is the source of the energy, loss of mass converted?   Quote:   Resonance is the fundamental base of ZPE energy transformation. OU is transformation. On an improper heat treated & aged transformer laminate plates at resonance a phenomenon occurs called Iron loss. (Core looses weight) & no one wants to touch the issue with a ten meter pole. Seike reported weight loss in his ferroxplana cores, proper resonance with nature open door to Unforced sea of energy Maybe someone can forward this info to the QEG team.  Maybe it will help solve some problems?

Speaking of iron loss, the M19 laminations used in he QEG have a loss figure of 2 watts/lbs at 60Hz when driven 10,000 Gauss.  In the QEG running at 400Hz loss figure will float upwards of 1 kilo-watt of heat dissipated in the core.

[F_Brown]

Tishatang I found some info that I think relates to this discussion thread.  This pdf has lots of info re ferro resonance. http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/files/T...%20and%20D.pdf Also new for me, is this statement on page 26 about "iron loss" the core loses weight.  Maybe this is the source of the energy, loss of mass converted?   Quote:   Resonance is the fundamental base of ZPE energy transformation. OU is transformation. On an improper heat treated & aged transformer laminate plates at resonance a phenomenon occurs called Iron loss. (Core looses weight) & no one wants to touch the issue with a ten meter pole. Seike reported weight loss in his ferroxplana cores, proper resonance with nature open door to Unforced sea of energy Maybe someone can forward this info to the QEG team.  Maybe it will help solve some problems?

Speaking of iron loss, the M19 laminations used in he QEG have a loss figure of 2 watts/lbs at 60Hz when driven 10,000 Gauss.  In the QEG running at 400Hz the total core loss figure will float upwards of 1 kilo-watt of energy dissipated as heat in the core.

[verpies]

An interesting thing is to known what material other than the magnet is capable of diminish or raise the inductance?

A ferromagnetic substance can increase the inductance of an air coil and a diamagnetic substance can decrease it.
Shorted conducting loops or bulk conductors can decrease it too.

[PiCéd]

A ferromagnetic substance can increase the inductance of an air coil and a diamagnetic substance can decrease it.

Yes, for ferromagnetic you are right, for the diamagnetic I do not know but I think it is.

Shorted conducting loops or bulk conductors can decrease it too.

Oops, yes it is perfectly exact, and with my multimeter there is no current heven in the minimum.

[verpies]

A very interesting puzzle indeed and I thought about it.

So just before the capacitor charging through the diode will take place, the current flowing in the coil will be _less_ than 5 amperes. 

This puzzle is still bothering me so I have found a relevant video.
Unfortunately it depicts a hard ferromagnet instead of a soft one.

If the current induced in a superconducting coil after a magnet was pulled out of it were proportional to -dΦ/dt instead of ΔΦ, then after the magnet was returned back inside the coil, the current flowing in it would be non-zero if the pull-out speed was greater than the pull-in speed.

An interesting argument that I heard in support of this behavior was from forest who noticed that the current induced in the coil is proportional to the number of "flux lines" that would cut the coil if it was open.  The number of "flux lines" attempting to cut the coil is the same during the pull-out as during the pull-in, thus the net current at the end of this cycle is zero.