Minimal Lenz Generator V2

[gyulasun]

  Hi  Carroll ,  Everything is right . (  Sorry I use google translator      )
         The following happens on this device :
  1. when the coil counteracts the outgoing magnet it at the same time attracts pieces of iron

  2. Asymmetry applied . Pieces of iron are attracted to the coil, neutralizing the Lenz effect.
            At this moment, the current and magnetic field in the coil disappear, since the magnet completely leaves the coil.
       Iron parts leave the coil without being affected by braking forces .
            So it turns out Free Energy       Next, we are waiting for the repetition of this cycle.  ....  Eternal Holiday    ....

                                                                                              I am grateful that attention was paid to my modest work  .

   Regards,
   Boris
     

Hi Boris, 

Could you share some measurement results on the generator performance? 
I mean if you already managed to build and test such setup.   
Of course, several "small details" are still to be taken care of in this setup but they are surely solvable.   

Greetings
Gyula

[Thaelin]

@Boris:
     This is a very novel idea. Holds great merit for working well. Tests will show.


@Mags
     In response to post #4, If you were to use a hall triggering a mosfet at the correct time as in starting of the outgoing cycle, would this not cure the need for the diodes? I am wondering also if an AC solid state relay triggered by the same hall circuit would work. Since it is a zero-crossing device, when triggered on, will stay on until the output of the coil passes the zero state and then reset.


Just rambles.  thay

[Magluvin]

@Boris:
     This is a very novel idea. Holds great merit for working well. Tests will show.


@Mags
     In response to post #4, If you were to use a hall triggering a mosfet at the correct time as in starting of the outgoing cycle, would this not cure the need for the diodes? I am wondering also if an AC solid state relay triggered by the same hall circuit would work. Since it is a zero-crossing device, when triggered on, will stay on until the output of the coil passes the zero state and then reset.


Just rambles.  thay

Boris' configuration will have to be tested.   If the iron washers help, Id like to see it.
Mags

[citfta]

I have another thought on this idea.  IF this idea actually works then with the right size iron or steel piece of metal in relation to the size and strength of the magnet should make the device self adjusting in regard to overcoming the Lenz force of the leaving magnet.  As you draw more current from the coil then the attraction of the iron piece to the coils should also increase helping to overcome the increase in Lenz force.  An interesting idea.


Carroll

[gyulasun]

I have another thought on this idea.  IF this idea actually works then with the right size iron or steel piece of metal in relation to the size and strength of the magnet should make the device self adjusting in regard to overcoming the Lenz force of the leaving magnet.  As you draw more current from the coil then the attraction of the iron piece to the coils should also increase helping to overcome the increase in Lenz force.  An interesting idea.


Carroll

Hi Carroll, 

Good comment, thanks,  and additionally may I add the soft iron material should have low remanence and minimal eddy current loss in it (laminated core cut to size or ferrite pieces would be preferred).   
Regarding the generator coils they should be wound with thick wire to reduce wire loss, and to make up for the not 100% output power utilization the number of coils and permanent magnets should be increased.  (I mean the load appears only after TDC.)

Hi Boris,  I am curious do you have Version 3 of this setup ?          

Gyula