The Secrets Of Back EMF

[joellagace]

Thank you panyuming. That's the problem. The terminology is being used incorrectly such that it appears to make no sense at all. It's like saying to make a salad using voltage. WTH?

Thank you. I understand that there may be confusion regarding the terminology I am using, and I would like to clarify any misunderstandings. Could you please explain specifically which part of my explanation regarding the back emf trigger you believe to be incorrect, and how it may be misused in my situation? due to a lack of understanding? I appreciate your input and want to make sure I am conveying my device principles accurately."

[joellagace]

Many thanks to Joellagace for sharing his experience of charging batteries with capacitor discharge.

I probably know what the problem is in the video.
Inductance, not a brief 'trigger', can produce a relatively high back EMF.
As described in Bistander's profile.
The BEMF generated when the transistor is opened is determined by the last stored energy in the inductor.
The energy in the inductor is obtained by integrating the inductor current during the transistor's on-turn-on.
A short 'trigger' can only produce a shorter BEMF.
These are energy issues, not just voltage issues.
Energy is the product of three parameters: voltage, current, and time.
And the current in the inductor varies over time (the simplest DC system).

Experiments with two coils will show the actual effect.

Thank you

I understand the concerns you have raised regarding inductance and back EMF. However, please keep in mind that my invention is designed to utilize the back EMF feedback loop in a unique and efficient way, which is based on extensively tested and verified science. The trigger I mentioned is not the voltage output, but rather a momentary signal that starts the feedback loop, which is then self-sustaining.

I appreciate your insights on energy parameters and how they relate to inductors. Thanks!

[panyuming]

which is based on extensively tested and verified science.

Very good!
I just know some general knowledge that may not apply to OU technology.

Looking forward to your success and sharing.
Thanks again!

[alan]

Tinman's The rotary transformer V3 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmJr4_gHygo

[bistander]

I am sorry but I can't make sense out of something which makes no sense.
bi

It's like asking you to make sense out of this post:

https://overunity.com/19405/magnetic-flux-motor-just-patented-that-creates-its-own-electricity/msg574797/#msg574797 
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