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[dieter]

The flow of current that dose not change in time, creates a magnetic field,--but a magnetic field that dose not change in time,dose not create the flow of current.[/size]

Are you sure? ... just kidding.
Why do you explain this extremly basic stuff? To somebody who is claiming to know all that? To me an unexplicable waste of time.
kr

[tinman]

Are you sure? ... just kidding.
Why do you explain this extremly basic stuff? To somebody who is claiming to know all that? To me an unexplicable waste of time.
kr

What did you miss here?

A flow of current is needed to create a magnetic field--so where is this flow of current within a PM-how do we tap into this current flow ?-and currents do flow within a PM.


Brad

[dieter]

[/font]What's the best wind to get high voltage?shylo___________________________________Joseph Newman, in his high voltage coil, with a large magnet rotating 90 degrees in the center of the coil, uses 54 miles of wire to get very high voltage....ie, the longer the coil, the more voltage it is capable of. The motor runs on high voltage and a bank of 9v batteries in series to keep the amperage way down...the more voltage in the windings, the less amps it uses. Amps and volts are a logarithmic relationship.The way Newmans motor works is the 90 degree rotation of the magnetic field kicks out electron pairs from the material of the copper coil (ie, affects the mass of the copper)...its literally E=mc2, turning the mass of the copper into energy (electron pairs) which now can spiral around the wire in both directions, as usable electricity. The process is exactly like the movements of tiny gyroscopes (the electrons or atoms if you dont believe in electrons, as I dont)

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Electrons can only move in the conductor if they align their natural spin to the shortest way between the potential diffrence. Thus their normally random spins accummulate. Their spin however produces a gyroscopic force yet to be named, that forces magnetic domains in the molecural/cristalline lattice  into a 90 degree angle. Once the domains are aligned, the "magnetism" will use these domeins like a highway. The Domains are not the magnet, they only rectify the magnetic force that is everywhere, but in a random xyz equilibrium.some materials can keep the domain orientation even after the current stops flowing, and become permanent magnets.


On the other hand, exposing randomly spinning electrons to a magnetic field forces them to spin like a screw until they are out of reach. As free electrons are not really free, but elasticly connected to their original location, they will spin back when the magnetic field is decreasing. Electrons can be rilped off of that elastic connection, causing charge/electron holes, as in semiconductors, at the cost of high energy losses, which is why Tesla's AC won over Edisons DC, because in DC the losses increase tremendously over distance, where in AC electrons rarely lose their connection to their beloved equilubrium condo and basicly just bounce back and forth at a "rubberband".


Well, that may sound unscientific too ^^
kr

[hyiq]

First-there is no !bloch wall! at the pole center of a magnet-->how many times do we have to go through this. The center of a magnet(between poles) is where the strongest/most uniform part of the magnetic field is found.

The E field induces the EMF across the secondaries.
When a load is placed across that EMF,a current begins to form/flow,and this flow of current is what forms the magnetic field.

The flow of current that dose not change in time, creates a magnetic field,--but a magnetic field that dose not change in time,dose not create the flow of current.


Brad

Hey Brad - I will beg to differ.


I believe there is a Bloch Wall present. My Experiments tell me there is, and I will not be persuaded other wise.


Second, Yes, it is the Electric Field.


Third, "The flow of current that dose not change in time, creates a magnetic field" I see a sentence, but no reasoning here. A Current is defined as a Flow, in this case a flow of Electrons/Ions. When it is changing in Time, then this is simply the Rate at, or the Volume of Flow.


As soon as a Flow of Charges is present, no matter weather it is changing in its Volume, will create a Magnetic Field, Charged Particle Moving is a Magnetic Field.


Simply, if there is No Flow, there is No Current!


Yes, I agree with the last bit: "but a magnetic field that dose not change in time,dose not create the flow of current."


   Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org

[hyiq]

What did you miss here?

A flow of current is needed to create a magnetic field--so where is this flow of current within a PM-how do we tap into this current flow ?-and currents do flow within a PM.


Brad

A Permanent Magnet (PM) is equivalent to a DC Current, where One Ampere is equal to 6.24 x 10¹⁸ Electrons / Second moving in the Wire, from Point X to Point Y.


Steady State DC Current


    Chris Sykes
       hyiq.org