The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency

[TinselKoala]

@Tinselkoala,


Apparently you're awakened from your alcoholic stupor. What about the non-infinite spark, and the imaginary "Negative Current"?

Preserved for posterity... and evidence.

[TinselKoala]

I know what I drew in context of my picture - and why I should care what someone else said here in different context? The thread title isn't about some particular bifilar coil configuration. We have four ones.

Lets the readers decide it, they have their own opinion ...BTW which exactly did you contribute here with? You're only doubting here, and doubting, and doubting... Yawn, boring..

Spin it all you like, the fact remains that Synchro specifically said "tesla bifilar" in his question and you answered with the characteristics of the hairpin bifilar.

[Zephir]

Synchro specifically said "tesla bifilar" in his question and you answered with the characteristics of the hairpin bifilar.

But this is an evostar's thread, isn't it? And I didn't draw my picture as a response for anyone's question here. Why I should care what @Synchro or whoever else has said somewhere in the middle of the thread? It has 500+ posts already. Get real for a moment at least.

[citfta]

Nope, I don't use these two concepts interchangeably and you're fighting with ghosts. The mirror-like arrangement of magnets eliminates the cogging (variable reluctance effect), the mirror-like arrangement of wires within bifilar coil eliminates the BEMF.

Your answer in this post clearly contradicts your own previous post.  You clearly said that using opposing magnets eliminates cogging.  Then you said passing a bifilar coil through the magnets because it has no drag will have no BEMF.  And then as TK has pointed out you didn't even show a bifilar coil but the hairpin coil.  If you want to discuss electronics with real electronic techs you need to get your act together or go away.  Then come back with something more than a bunch of confused ideas.  Maybe even a real video showing you can actually do something besides post nonsense.

[Zephir]

TK has pointed out you didn't even show a bifilar coil but the hairpin coil.

Huh? All these coils are bifilar - believe it or not... Hairpin coil is just a special type of bifilar coil - according to TinselKoala himself.

My ideas aren't confused at all. What you can see bellow is actually a scalar wave dynamo or transformer. It generates electromotoric force not with changing of magnetic field orientation (B-field), but with magnetic field intensity, i.e. with A-field, which propagate with scalar longitudinal waves along it. That means, the ferromagnetic domain  within ferrite don't rotate/reorient itself - they pulsate instead like the bubbles inside the cavitation heater or Rosch' KPP buoyancy system. The important thing here is, such a system isn't fully time-arrow symmetric, because the speed of EM field propagation changes inside it in every half of its cycle. The saturation of ferrite changes its magnetic permeability and as such the speed of EM wave propagation in it.

The time arrow asymmetry (variable speed of energy propagation) is necessary condition for overunity in both electric, both mechanical systems. Once we introduce an energy inside the system with different speed, than this one when we draw it back again during each cycle, then we can achieve an energy disbalance. The difference in energy flux in form of transverse waves isn't indeed miraculously created, but it's replenished from omnipresent scalar (longitudinal) wave flux, i.e. from thermal fluctuations of material. What we are essentially doing is the pumping of oriented EM wave energy from chaotic thermal motion of ferromagnetic domains, which behave like myriads of tiny Maxwell daemons there.