Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[sparks]

@local joe
   
      Sorry I was talking about pi.   There is orbital inertia.  A harmonious capture of potential energy.  There is vibrational harmonious capture of potential energy.
I like the circle.

@ Sparks i like the word  ORBITAL   but i do perfer ORBIT  AND I LIKE IT EVEN MORE WHEN I CALL IT THE


THE   IST 720 ORBIT

just a simple dwg 4 u all

isteam!!

  @ist

   You pic looks quite like what I always envisioned  a hydrogen atom would look like.   

[CTG Labs]

Hi Feynman and all,

Excellent find on the LTC6904.  I see they also have a UK office and I emailed them to order a few.

I am wondering though, can you think of any way of being able to synchronise them?

I see they have an SPI and an I2c version.  I will hook several in parallel to the SPI port on a pic micro and each one will have a separate SPEN connection so I can control each oscillator separately.  But getting them synchronised could be a problem?!

There is an Output Enable pin, so these pins on each oscillator could be taken high at the right moments by a micro controller in order to synchronise each of the oscillators!


Regards,

Dave.

Added: They also sell that at Farnell UK! http://uk.farnell.com/1432106/semiconductors/product.us0?sku=LINEAR-TECHNOLOGY-LTC6903IMS8PBF&_requestid=179712

[giantkiller]

Hi Feynman and all,

Excellent find on the LTC6904.  I see they also have a UK office and I emailed them to order a few.

I am wondering though, can you think of any way of being able to synchronise them?

I see they have an SPI and an I2c version.  I will hook several in parallel to the SPI port on a pic micro and each one will have a separate SPEN connection so I can control each oscillator separately.  But getting them synchronised could be a problem?!

There is an Output Enable pin, so these pins on each oscillator could be taken high at the right moments by a micro controller in order to synchronise each of the oscillators!


Regards,

Dave.

Added: They also sell that at Farnell UK! http://uk.farnell.com/1432106/semiconductors/product.us0?sku=LINEAR-TECHNOLOGY-LTC6903IMS8PBF&_requestid=179712

Hi Dave,
There is no need to sync them up. Use the output enable to create a window for the 3 chordic frequencies to fire against the coil or coils. The heterodyning will happen as long as the window is left open. Then close the window change the freqs to another chordic harmonic and let that fire.
The event can be 3 freqs on 1 coil or 3 freqs on 3 coils.

The heterodyning happens anyway.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

@Gk

I posted this in the tesla fourm a few days agoÃ,  http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3972.msg82942.html#msg82942

Im replicating 568177 now and was wondering if you could tell me if im way off or on the right track.Ã,  I see the same things your saying and its funny cause i posted the freakin pat for distribution like my second week here in one of the tpu threads... Logically one would have to be brain dead to not see the similarties in the devices. But anyways you always explain things in terms is seem to understand so i figured id ask. As well i made a nice analogy about a guitar string and the tension on it being a factor for it resonate qulaties.

In english if the string isnt tightentd how is it going to vibrate when pluked.... Arama went on to support it and i see the tension variable in the string as being voltage. The lc has to be "tightend" to a proper voltage before plucked.Ã,  This could be wrong but i drew a flow chart as close as i could to the pic in the patent and figured you might be able to help.Ã,  If your busy i understand. :)Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã, 
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PS
(i got an ebow as a present from my dad last week.. its freakin cool.) It made me think hey.. were plucking a lc to resonate a secondary winding at a given interval to maintain the ac.Ã,  What if we implimented something like the ebow to maintain the string resonating ? Yea it takes a little battery but if im getting this right the oscilations inthe secondary are producing the power. If we had a way to let them maintain themselves on there own... Heres my idea for it.

Bring motor up to speed>> Motor starts peridocly making and breaking connection via rotary gap>>>Ã,  Primary Working circuitÃ,  LC consisting of the cap and coil M is now being plucked at the proper interval to yeild power in the secondary>>>>Implment EBOW to maintain oscilations in the Primary Working Circuit>>>>>> Take power from secondaryÃ,   
This could be way off but is possible ?

[sparks]

  @ local joe

          I think Tesla's spark gap has alot to do with both the tpu and his transformer.  The spark gap current oscillates or is damped by the magnetic field of the Earth.  You want to quench a spark on say a dc relay.  You install a blow out coil.  Anyway the high mass primary is resonanting  with the low mass secondary and the whole system is resonating with the Earth mag field.  The voltage builds in charge seperation until the dielectric of the field breaks down.  Not alot of radiant energy just a big ole capacitor chargingup.  His input power is conserved in the oscillator itself which is also the standing wave/cylinder relative to the Earth.