Magnets, Coils, and the magical world of Asymmetry...

[tao]

Here is a repost of a post I did some time ago on gn0sis...

No one really ever responded or thought about the implications of JL Naudin's findings, lets see if you can.......

I will follow this up with another post later explaining whats going on here and what I think the implications are... Plus, I still have to finish my writeup on the lutec/kunel/bedini lenz-law-trick mechanism which I will be posting most likely before the new year, that one is awesome all by itself


START POST:

Everyone might do good to have a look at what is below. I make no claims to anything, how this information might help or not, just pay attention to the asymmetrical effect...

There is a reason for everything I do...

Enjoy...




BEGIN EXCERPT
excerpt from: http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/mromexp.htm
The oscilloscope pictures below, show the signal generated by a moving magnet :
- The left picture is the voltage generated across the coil when a magnet axis crosses the coil axis, this is a conventional setup for a magnetic generator.
- The right picture is the voltage generated across the coil when a magnet axis crosses the middle of the tangent coil (orthogonal component of the magnetic field), this is the case of the Mini-Romag generator.




ââ€" In the left case (conventional generator), you can notice that the signal induced across the coil is symetrical Vs the zero line, the voltage value induced during the approach phase is equal to the voltage induced during the exit phase. During the approach phase of the North pole of the magnet (from the left to the coil axis), a North pole is created on the bottom surface of the coil (according to the Lenz law), this creates the negative voltage shown. When the North pole of the magnet leaves the axis of the coil, a South pole is created on the bottom surface of the coil (according to the Lenz law), this creates the positive voltage shown in the scope picture. The flux in the coil has been reversed in this case. In this case there is always a magnetic coupling between the rotor (magnets) and the stator (coil).


ââ€" In the right case (orthogonal field (Mini-Romag Setup)), you may notice that the voltage induced is more positive than negative (asymmetrical) when the magnet crosses the middle of the tangent coil. During the approach phase of the North pole of the magnet (from the left to the middle of the coil), a North pole is created on the left surface of the coil (according to the Lenz law), this creates the negative voltage shown. During the exit phase of the North pole of the magnet (from the middle of the coil to the right), a South pole is created on the right surface of the coil (according to the Lenz law), this creates the negative voltage shown. The coil flux has never been reversed in this case. Now, look at the middle position (when the magnet crosses the middle of the coil). In this case, the orthogonal magnetic flux density drops to zero (this has been checked with a gauss meter). So the positive pulse induced in the coil is not due to the moving magnet, but it is generated by the collapse of the magnetic field (Back EMF)....In this case there is no magnetic coupling between the rotor (magnets) and the stator (coil) during the positive phase of the signal generated.



This has been confirmed experimentaly. I have used a simple coil with an air core (no drag effect). A simple diode has been used to short the back EMF part, and you can notice that the rotor speed remains constant....
Another test has been conducted by connecting the coil to a power supply (up to 1.37A), I have noticed no significant change in the rotor speed.



So, I have tried to explain only the half part of the Mini-Romag principle, the non-reciprocal effect when the device acts as a generator.

END EXCERPT





LOL...

[rotorhead]

And with a Tesla bifilar pancake coil?

[Jdo300]

HI Tao,

That is a good solid principle you are outlining there. And it is precisly the electrical counterpart to the Magnetic 90 degree Rule that I wrote about here: http://www.fdp.nu/free_energy.asp?book=90

If you look at the first graph, it is exactly the same as what is shown in the scope shot. It is the rapid change/collapse of the compressed magnetic field that releases a powerful 'kick' which accelerates the rotor in the magnet motor.

By applying the Tri-Force principle (also outlined in the article), we can see that it would be a simple matter of balancing out the relative negative spikes to cancel the little bit of drag that the rotor would experience, and since the positive spike is practically free at that point, you could load the generator down as much as you like with little or no effect on the drive torque!

I think that the Amish guy in this video is using the same principle:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYmrQ8q0F98

Also, here's a simple example of how you can mechanically cancel the negative flux:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xEhcS5OgRBk&feature=related

God Bless,
Jason O

[Jdo300]

Here's a prime example of the 90 degree rule at work 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI4NDrPQ2rA&feature=related

God Bless,
Jason O

[rotorhead]

I do think this is interesting. But I also think it's incomplete without some of the other coil configurations. There's a conventional pancake coil, Tesla bifilar pancake coil, mobius coil, etc. These, and maybe a few other coil configurations should also be represented, just to give a more complete picture.