Overunity Device by Tanju Argun (Moderated)

[Tanju]

Hello Tanju,
could you post the program code for arduino ?

Thanx

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//////////// Designed by Tanju Argun-- Date March 2017--


int outPin8 = 8;
int outPin9 = 9;
int outPin10 = 10;
int analogInput0 = A0;//POT
int analogInput4 = A4;//BAT
int analogInput5 = A5;//CH




int i=0;
float vin0 = 0.0; 
float vin4 = 0.0;
float vin5 = 0.0;
float vout0 = 0.0;
float vout4 = 0.0;
float vout5 = 0.0;
float delayms = 0.0;


float R1 = 4700.0; //
float R2 = 1000.0; //
float value0 = 0.0;
float value4 = 0.0;
float value5 = 0.0;


void setup() {



  Serial.begin(9600);






}

void loop() {


      int i=1;       
      for (i = 0; i <50 ; i=i+1) {

   
    digitalWrite(9,HIGH);  // Connects Capacitor to Battery         
    delayMicroseconds((100));     
    digitalWrite(9,LOW); 
    delayMicroseconds((100));
    digitalWrite(8,HIGH);// Connect capacitor to load
    delayMicroseconds((1000));
    digitalWrite(8,LOW);   

   

    // delay((1));
      }
       Read0();
      Read4();
       Read5();
  Serial.print("POT= ");
  Serial.println(vin0, 2);
  Serial.print("BAT= ");
  Serial.println(vin4, 2);
  Serial.print("CHG= ");
  Serial.println(vin5, 2);
delayms=vin0*155;
Serial.print("delayms= ");
  Serial.println(delayms, 5);
  value0=0;
value4=0;
  value5=0;
   if ((vin5 > vin4) &&  (vin4 <= 27.0 ))
  {
 
    if (  (vin4 <= 25.0 ))
  {
  delayms=1000*delayms;
  }
   digitalWrite(10,HIGH);//Connects charger to battery
   delay(delayms);
   digitalWrite(10,LOW);
   delay((1));   
 
 
}



[Tanju]

Are the LED's continuously powered by the 80 vdc 66000uf capacitor or are the LED's momentarily powered on by a mosfet switch?

When you have a schematic update I can update it to the first post so all can easily find it.

Thanks

Luc

The capacitor continiously powers the LEDs but The Mosfet switch connects the 100000 micro massles capacitor to this smoothing capacitor every milli second. I do not see any voltage drop on the smoothing cap.
Actually the mosfet switch is connecting the Massless capacitor to Bedini input every milisecond. So the smoothing capacitor is continiously connected to the collector diodes.

[gotoluc]

The capacitor continiously powers the LEDs but The Mosfet switch connects the 100000 micro massles capacitor to this smoothing capacitor every milli second. I do not see any voltage drop on the smoothing cap.

Thanks for the reply and confirmation. But I don't understand why your LED's are behaving differently (no heat) since they are connected to a continuous DC source!
Are the LED's connected in Series as you mentioned they are 28vdc?

Something is not right

Luc

[icarus]

This part of your code: maybe there is something wrong.

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      Read0();
      Read4();
       Read5();


Read0(), Read4()  and Read5()   are not defined, so I think you mean that way:

    vin0=analogRead(analogInput0);  //reading input pins
    vin4=analogRead(analogInput4);
    vin5=analogRead(analogInput5); 

[popolibero]

Hi Tanju,


please correct me if I'm wrong. The battery is pulsed to the C2 cap.  C2 is the supply (pulsed)of the Bedini SG type motor. The output of the SG, which you configured in boost converter mode (as opposed to standard SG), goes to the output cap feeding the leds.


What I don't understand is how C2 is supposed to power the SG the way you connected it? According to your schematic the pos. of C2 is pulsed to the pos. of the output cap, while the neg. of C2 goes to the pos. input of the SG..


thanks,
Mario