Dr Ronald Stiffler SEC technology

[itsu]

Thanks for the suggestions guys,

the switching time of a 1N4148 and a BAT42 does not differ much (5ns), so need to find a faster diode for
to have any measurable difference i guess.


I did a quick time measurement of the current signal at both sides of the led entry, they differ 24.8ns.
So that implies that each diode add a time delay of 24.8 / 15 = 1.7ns, but this time delay does not build
up gradually, instead it kind of "jumps" from 0ns to 24.8ns after where the the L3 coil is positioned at the diode loop.

Itsu

[Lidmotor]

All-- I am starting to think that the cat is out of the bag now about how this 'Loop' works.  It is the time delay caused by the diodes turning on in sequence around the ring just as Doc stated.  I did a quick video of the Loop driving one of my electronic pulse motors.  Notice that I just have an alligator clip on the end of the L3 coil as sort of a top load.  The Loop driver is my crystal oscillator circuit.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R16EDjoNec

--Lidmotor

[gyulasun]

Hi Lidmotor,

Would like ask why the two diodes as AV plug diodes are needed to use for the motor?
I mean you have 7 diodes in the diode loop and you added two extra ones to it to charge up the puffer capacitor.
Why not use the puffer capacitor directly across the output of the 7 diodes (where the LEDs were also hooked up) and if the load of the motor pulls down the DC level of the capacitor to a lower voltage than the LEDs forward voltages summed up, then they (the LEDs) would not be present as any load in the circuit.  If they were dimly lit, then simply disconnect one of the LED wires to let all the diode loop energy feed the motor.
It is okay though that the diode loop is extended from a 7 diode loop to a 9 diode loop as you show but earlier you used 7 diodes. Or using 9 diodes in the loop makes the motor run better?  Just pondering... 

Thanks for showing the operation from the xtal oscillator. 

Gyula

[Lidmotor]

Gyula---You are right that the extra two diodes are not needed on this setup. Just a straight 2 wire connection to the LED panel is all that is needed.  I was trying out using an AV plug arrangement earlier tapping into either side of the LED array with the joined end of the AV plug. Both sided worked and the light stayed on. When I got ready to do this video I simply put the diodes to both side.  It really wasn't an AV plug anymore and I should have done it differently.  Good catch.  The LED panel does light up when the motor is disconnected.   

---Lidmotor

[antimony]

Have anybody noticed the similarities between what Eric Dollard talks about in his "Condensed intro to Tesla Transformers " book, and also the crystal radio initiative?

Here is a video where he is talking about the Crystal radio Initiative.
https://youtu.be/-L5axzXnpf4
The whole video is interesting.

In the book he gives some wierd instructions to tune a Tesla Transformer, that is pretty similar to what Stiffler is talking about with his "Spatial resonant frequency ".

Also there are a bunch of other stuff too that rings some Bells.

Ps. I have given up hope a long time ago on achieve OU, this is purely just very interesting stuff to me.