Alberto Molina Martinez patent

[syncron]

Thanks Pegasus! This is very useful.
I'll make use of this since my function generator has not a great power output.
Im specialist in electrical machines, but not in electronics.

But from my speciality I can explain that rotating magnetic fields can be made with n phases, with n from at least 2 until infinity.
Lets see how to make a rotating field with only 2 phases. Actually thats not posible but there is a way to do it: you can make a rotating field with 3 phases spaced 360/3=120 Degrees, or with 4 phases spaced 360/4=90 Degrees, and so on.

Look at the case with 4 phases: put the first at 0 Degrees, the 2nd at 90 Dg, the 3rd at 180 Dg and the 4th at 270 Dg. And now notice that 0 and 180 are inverse! And 90 and 270 also! That mean, you can reduce the number of phases from 4 to 2 conecting the opposite coils in oposite way but to the same phase.

Resulting: with to phases spaced 90 Degrees (and for good perfomance, at least 4 coils) you can create a rotating magnetic field. Look at the picture.

This can be useful if you have a function generator with to outputs you can space 90 decgrees or another electronic circuit which produces two fases 90 Dg spaced. I've such an function generator and will make use of this.

Anyone knows how to make to phases spaced 90 degrees with electronics?

Regards
syncron

[Pegasus]

See this:
http://www.interq.or.jp/japan/se-inoue/e_ckt20.htm

[syncron]

Thanks pegasus!

That's what I looking for.

[syncron]

Hello to all!

I just finished my esperimets with an air-core version of Alberto Molina Idea: If I have not made mistakes in the measurements there is not free energy. example 90mW input gave 70 mW output at 1 Mhz. Below this frequency output power decreases significantely --> lower perfomance at low frequency (with air core).

So if there is excess energy such as stated in the patent, it will be with an low loses iron core. So next step: repeat the experiment with frequencies under 100 Hz and an iron core.

Greetings

syncron

[Pegasus]

Can you post some pictures?