Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[stivep]

Tinsel your a clever guy! any idea how I can generate a 9hz stand alone tone from a freely available crystal by division or knocking out bits ?
Since 9hz appears to be a resonant spacial lock on frequency rather than 8hz, the Don Smith device for one at 35.1khz.

Many thanks
ag

Interesting, tell me more

Wesley

[AlienGrey]

Interesting, tell me more

Wesley

Well Well it's complicated but with out going in to it too much, but it looks like the earth resonates at a base frequency of 8hz
and the universe at 9hz it can get spooky but things tend to end up being high energy based at ether one or the other frequency, or a
combination like 432 adds up to 9 the energy of the universe creation it self like it or not, and also divides equally 9 and 8 and it also in
harmony with us humans as in PLEASING HARMONIOUS music.
If your going to pick a frequency or vibration everything has to be in tune.
However base 9hz or 432hz is not an easy frequency to synthesis of the shelf!
What does it have to do with this subject ? EVERYTHING!

AG

[stivep]

A century later EINSTEIN introduced  Special  Relativity  and  since  then  it  was  common  to  summarize MAX-WELL's equations with four-vectors.
http://www.zpenergy.com/downloads/Orig_maxwell_equations.pdf
Wesley

[gyulasun]

...  think i will try and get a a 9mhz xtal and a tube of cmos decade dividers 

Hi AG,

You may consider these to get a 9 Hz signal:
1)  There is accidentaly just a 9 kHz crystal on sale at ebay ( https://www.ebay.com/itm/263714732731 ) and you divide the 9 kHz oscillator you build from that crystal by 1000 to get 9 Hz. No need for a tube of decade dividers but only 4 pieces... 

2)  There is the NE567 (LM567) tone decoder IC you may know or be aware of. It has a precision RC current controlled oscillator (better than that of say in the NE555) capable of operating from very very low frequencies. 

What I think it would also be practical to run the built-in oscillator at 9 Hz and phase lock it to the 9th harmonic of a 1 Hz reference clock you derive from a normal 32.768 kHz oscillator and divider chain used in crytal controlled watches.

Yes,  the 9th harmonic of a 1 Hz square wave may have a small amplitude at 9 Hz but using say a 2nd order active op amp band pass filter for 9 Hz would help to clean up and amplify  the 9 Hz signal component to feed the phase comparator input of the NE567 and establish phase lock with its internal oscillator, that would be your 9 Hz output signal.

Of course you would need to use good quality RC components for the active filter and for the NE567 oscillator (R1C1).  Here is the data sheet: http://www.experimentalistsanonymous.com/diy/Datasheets/NE567.pdf  and pay attention to the several application hints too.  Texas Instruments still manufacturs this IC as LM567, what is more a CMOS version LMC567  too.   

Good luck. 

Gyula
PS,  Wesley,  sorry for this off-topic...

[apecore]

Guys,


I don t know its origin..  or its final doc.