AC voltage from single magnetic pole

[verpies]

You are comparing the aberration in the voltage waveform to the peak in the current waveform which is not truly accurate.

I agree and I missed it in the list of my objections to this experiment.

[verpies]

So now you are not claiming only for ideal coil but for all coils over which external flux changes.

Yes, I never excluded LR circuits from this (see the text of my 1 BTC challenge) and I also include shorted ideal coils in that claim.
Could you remind me where I have written about that restriction to ideal coils only ?

Do you realize Heins' delayed lenz motor works only due to the fact that reality is opposite to what you claim. Yea, i believe he uses cores, but nonetheless.

I am not familiar with the Heins' delayed lenz motor. I don't even know whether it works or not.
However when I read "motor" that makes me think that the coils of that motor are energized by electric means.  If they are energized in that manner then I would expect there to be a delay between the application of external voltage to the coils of this motor and the current which develops as a result of this application.

Also did you see the quote above about superconductors, do you see it is common knowledge inductance plays the same role as in resistive coils.. delaying current.

Yes, inductance delays the current that develops as a consequence of applying an external voltage to an inductor.
But that delay does not occur when that current is induced by a varying external magnetic flux.

[verpies]

Already addressed this above, if you were right Heins' motor could not work.

I did too, just in the previous post.
I am replying to the messages of this thread sequentially without reading ahead.

Also what they say about sc at stackexchange.

Please post a link and a pointer to the message which you find noteworthy and I will read it and comment on it.

[verpies]

Verpies,

I have tried to be as objective as possible with my testing and will take your build suggestions into consideration.  At the moment however, I have a relative who recently fell and broke a hip, had surgery done, and now appears to have had a stroke.  I may not be able to continue with this thread for awhile.

Sorry to read that. Is it an ischemic stroke ?


This thread will be fine without your input for a while. There are other experimenters that join in.

[nix85]

I am not familiar with the Heins' delayed lenz motor. I don't even know whether it works or not.
However when I read "motor" that makes me think that the coils of that motor are energized by electric means.  If they are energized in that manner then I would expect there to be a delay between the application of external voltage to the coils of this motor and the current which develops as a result of this application.

You are making a distinction between electromagnet and PM as if there is any difference in their fields.

Yes, inductance delays the current that develops as a consequence of applying an external voltage to an inductor.
But that delay does not occur when that current is induced by a varying external magnetic flux.

I'd like to hear a sc expert on this.