TPU - General Discussion

[innovation_station]

soft iron verry important    in the unit i build


why?

can not be permentaly magnitized


hummm

[z_p_e]

Just a thought...it's probably nothing...

collector = 1 turn of lamp wire = static DC applied "in any one of a few different ways" = "lifting the hose to move the water" = power take-off "in any of a few different ways" (perhaps nothing new)

control coils = 3x120? sections = impulses applied either open or closed = 3 different freqs = "squeezing the hose to help move the water" (most of this not new)


Un poquito de trivia:

Tesla once worked for RCA under the name "Terbo"
SM once worked for RCA

[turbo]

"I thought of everything... why couldn't I make another one that would
work?
I decided that there must be a few more turns of wire in the collector etc."

If we look at the 15" model, i would say the wires of the collector are laid on top of each other, like a Voice Coil, giving it the height it has aswell as how thin it iz.

M.

[zapnic]

no no

[z_p_e]

Marco,

Isn't your MDC (modulated DC) idea simply just an AC wave form riding on DC?

Many signal generators have a "DC Offset" setting, so it is easy to do this. Another way to do this is to simply apply an AC wave form to a single supply power amplifier that has its output capacitor bypassed.

These type of amplifiers correctly designed, are always "biased" (your DC offset) half way between the voltage supply and GND, so anything that comes out is always above 0V.

This all is necessary if one is working with sine waves.

If working with pulses, of course no amplifier is necessary, and automatically, DC offset is "built in". Incidentally, there is far more support, hints, clues, evidence, or whatever you want to call it in SM's material, supporting the notion of pulses rather than sine waves being used in the TPU imo.

The odd bits that have been interpreted as indicating sine waves is really just that...an interpretation. They could be interpreted both ways.