Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[EMJunkie]

Some may see that the idea here that Brad has shown is almost the same as an old patent by another Genius:

The construction of this or any equivalent form of converter may be carried further, as above pointed out, by inclosing these coils with iron as, for example, by winding over the coils a layer or layers of insulated iron wire.

SYSTEM OF ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION - US 381970 A

   Chris Sykes
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PS: An Interesting statement here:

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With this induction device I use an alternating-current generator with coils or sets of coils to correspond with those of the converter, and by means of suitable conductors I connect up in independent circuits the corresponding coils of the generator and converter. It results from this that the different electrical phases in the generator are attended by corresponding magnetic changes in the converter; or, in other words, that as the generator coils revolve the points of greatest magnetic intensity in the converter will be progressively shifted or whirled around.

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This should be avoided by maintaining the intensity of the poles constant, to accomplish which care should be taken in designing and proportioning the generator and in distributing the coils in the ring A and balancing their effect. When this is done, the currents are produced by dynamomagnetic induction only, the same result being obtained as though the poles were shifted by a commutator with an infinite number of segments.

[tinman]

Tinman,

Sorry to hear you have the flu.



To further understand why the inner appears so heavily damped under those operating conditions, consider the following:

What do the secondary waveforms look like unloaded (individually and simultaneously)? 

What does your primary drive waveform look like?

A sine sweep from 10KHz to 400KHz, with and without the 100R load, will let you see response peaks and roll-offs and possibly identify the SRF's of the two secondaries as well.

  Would not using your really cool FG (buffered if necessary), with complete control of the drive waveform's frequency content (i.e., period, duty cycle, and rise/fall times) be more revealing and useful to you?

PW

From your scope shots, it is obvious the inner secondary presents way less energy content at 100Khz than the outer secondary, which appears to be peaking around 100KHz.

Sorry PW,i may have missed something here?. To what scope shots are you refering?,as the one's i posted last are at 10KHz,and it is the inner secondary(blue trace)that has the higher energy content.

On another note, when you say that you are driving with your SG, what exactly does that mean?

If you are referring to my last posted scope shot's,It means exactly what i said--Quote:The primary i am pulsing with 12 volt's.. I am using my SG to switch a tip3055,and a duty cycle of 20%.

If you are referring to another post,then you will have to quote that post for me,as this flu makes it hard to concentrate ATM.

Cheers
Brad

[Vortex1]

Well since my posts # 5777 and 5778 garnered nary a comment, thought I would try once more before throwing in the proverbial towel.

Here is another impulse test method that should kick the transformer into oscillation if there truly is a gain>1.

While it may be fun to discuss  measurement technique as I said before, when you are at the limits of your equipment and believe you have a device with gain, it may be time to try putting the rubber to the road with a real "proof of the pudding" test.

Good scientific method tests from many angles.

[EMJunkie]

Realising my last post was a bit on the confusing side, I have modified it some what.

Apologies for any confusion that this may have caused!

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[EMJunkie]

Well since my posts # 5777 and 5778 garnered nary a comment, thought I would try once more before throwing in the proverbial towel.

Here is another impulse test method that should kick the transformer into oscillation if there truly is a gain>1.

While it may be fun to discuss  measurement technique as I said before, when you are at the limits of your equipment and believe you have a device with gain, it may be time to try putting the rubber to the road with a real "proof of the pudding" test.

Good scientific method tests from many angles.

I think this is a good idea Vortex!

I am sure we can make this work as you say.

If you don't mind, why a "Litmus Test"?

   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org