Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[MileHigh]

Enjoykin:

You have a bench power supply and the output is 12 volts.   You have a coil sitting on your bench.  When you first make the connection between the power supply and the coil, the time when you fist make contact, what happens?

When you first make the connection to the coil at zero seconds, what happens?  I am only interested in what happens at zero seconds.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

I must admit, I did used to think that MarkE and MileHigh were smarter than this!

Whats going on guys? Loosing Guru and gaining a new Badge of Honour?

Well you are contradicting yourself because in your little rant you basically admitted that MarkE knows his stuff and you don't know how to solve this circuit.

Your best course of action would be to make a 180-dregree about face and switch from hostile to cooperative and work with your peers on how to solve this circuit.  You would all lean some very good basics that you can apply elsewhere.

[Enjoykin]

I must admit, I did used to think that MarkE and MileHigh were smarter than this!

Whats going on guys? Loosing Guru and gaining a new Badge of Honour?

             

PERFECT CHRIS !!  NICE !!

[EMJunkie]

Enjoykin:

You have a bench power supply and the output is 12 volts.   You have a coil sitting on your bench.  When you first make the connection between the power supply and the coil, the time when you fist make contact, what happens?

When you first make the connection to the coil at zero seconds, what happens?  I am only interested in what happens at zero seconds.

MileHigh

Well thought-out MileHigh - Certainly much better than the last one! Ok. lets bring about some definitions:

    1: Current Source: 12 volts
    2: At time = 0 the Inductor is Disconnected from the Current Source.
    3: At time = 1 the Inductor is connected to the Current Source.

Please describe what Happens in the circuit shown Below:

[EMJunkie]

Well thought-out MileHigh - Certainly much better than the last one! Ok. lets bring about some definitions:

    1: Current Source: 12 volts
    2: At time = 0 the Inductor is Disconnected from the Current Source.
    3: At time = 1 the Inductor is connected to the Current Source.

Please describe what Happens in the circuit shown Below:

Ok, so Questions beg:

    1: Coil Inductance is not defined - May not be a requirement for the NEW Question.
    2: No Frequency of Switching is defined other than a single Disconnection and then a single Connection! Rise Times and so on...
    3: No Measurement equipment is specified.
    4: No requirement on what is defined by the term "What"...

So do we have another situation like before? Seems so!!!

Can we bring about assumptions and approximations in regards to the term "What" - Well, yes we can.
    1: The Earth Keeps revolving....
    2: A Voltage is applied across the terminals of the Coil...
    3: As a result of the fore mentioned Voltage being applied, a Current will start to flow and increase in time until the maximum current is reached.
    4: The Coil will start to heat as a result of Losses.
    5: The Current Source will see a Changing Impedance in the Now connected Circuit


Well, it seems we have done a pretty good job at giving an approximation of what could be defined by the term: "What" - Certainly this is much better than MarkE's Utterly Brilliant attempt: "? ? ?"