Re: Self Looped Cap Dump Bedini Motor

[bistander]

FWIW-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2JFDpTE_ls

Pm hub

Thanks Pm,
The experiment reinforces the classic view of the magnetic field, doesn't it?
Image below from https://www.science-sparks.com/what-is-a-magnet/
bi

[gyulasun]

Here is a scope shot of my pulse motor. This measurement was taken back in March of this year using a Hantek AC/DC Current Clamp CC 65 


Dave Wing

Sorry Dave, I cannot comment scopeshots meaningfully when the circuit itself and the measuring points for the probes are not known for me.  Of course I do not mean you "should" disclose your achievements.
I appreciate your work but I did not follow your earlier activity, did not analyze your videos you recently made public here.
Thanks
Gyula

[Dave Wing]

The two North Pole of the magnet is sweeping past the inductor and as normal, the way everyone uses them conventionally. The magnet in the middle, that is on its side sweeps across the inductor and produces the waveform in the middle of the image. The 22" wheel with the three magnets was rotated to get the scope shot, approx 80 rpm. The scope is hooked up across the inductor and each of the three magnets passing is captured on the one scope shot.

The magnets were just placed on the wheel for experimentation to compare the North Pole waveform and the side magnet waveform.

Dave Wing

[Dave Wing]

 

Sorry Dave, I cannot comment scopeshots meaningfully when the circuit itself and the measuring points for the probes are not known for me.  Of course I do not mean you "should" disclose your achievements.
I appreciate your work but I did not follow your earlier activity, did not analyze your videos you recently made public here.
Thanks
Gyula

The circuit I am using is the most basic of circuits you could possibly use, nothing special or energy efficient, it is the SG circuit with an 50 ohm wire wound trigger inductor. All my videos use the same circuit.
My scope is hooked up with the positive on the collector of the transistor and the negative of the probe hooked up to the battery positive.

The scope shot below used this circuit and the rotor was spun counter clockwise to produce a more negative waveform.

Dave Wing

[gyulasun]

Okay Dave, thanks for all the additional comments. 

You wrote this circuit is "nothing special or energy efficient" and perhaps its advantage would be to extend the life time of rechargable batteries till they used up and would also perform some mechanical work like putting fins onto the shaft to have a blower, etc.

I do not like the term "radiant energy charging" coined by JB, for me this circuit utilizes the energy of the collapsing magnetic field of the coil for recharging a 2nd battery. 

I respect your work and please continue with these and with other circuits and have fun.

Gyula