Meyer-Mace Isotopic NMR Generator

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Nice to see you here again.

To stimulate NMR, the 2 magnetic fields must be perpendicular to each other.
One of those perpendicular fields can be constant and the other must be pulsating... or if both perpendicular fields are pulsating, then they should be phase-shifted 90 degrees out of phase.
The phase shift can be produced by two generators ...or one generator feeding unequal inductances or capacitances.
The latter happens because in any inductor, the current is phase-shifted and lags behind the generator output (and if there is any capacitance then the current gets ahead of the generator). "ELI the ICE man."

I am not clear how you arranged the windings on your Yoke core this time.
Where did you feed your signals and where did you measure?

P.S.
It's possible to stimulate with an electric field too, but had not mentioned it because the Yoke device does not have any open capacitive plates for the application of electric fields, e.g. the copper plates are looped and closed.
BTW: Are you using a 1-turn copper braid or a 1-turn copper foil  ?

Yes, the 90 degree fields is a key to transmutation and OU devices utilizing this principle.
It is great to see more ppl understanding process...

[verpies]

Yes, the 90 degree fields is a key to transmutation and OU devices utilizing this principle.
It is great to see more ppl understanding process...

Do you think that the transmutation in Yoke device happens in the copper strips or in the ferrite core?

Also, what can you write about the phase-shifts of currents in Yoke windings?

[T-1000]

Do you think that the transmutation in Yoke device happens in the copper strips or in the ferrite core?

Also, what can you write about the phase-shifts of currents in Yoke windings?

The core material changes because of entire resonant frequencies set is aimed to it.

The 15T winding is your large rotating magnet and 50T winding is your small magnetic force on core's frequency and this force makes 90 degree vibrations we need. Also copper plates are on that angle as LC resonant tank circuit.

[Osiakosia]

Nice to see you here again.



I am not clear how you arranged the windings on your Yoke core this time.
Where did you feed your signals and where did you measure?

P.S.
It's possible to stimulate with an electric field too, but had not mentioned it because the Yoke device does not have any open capacitive plates for the application of electric fields, e.g. the copper plates are looped and closed.
BTW: Are you using a 1-turn copper braid or a 1-turn copper foil  ?

The input signal I connected to U-shape turn . Output signal I have taked from 50 turn winding .
I have used 0.55 mm coper plates for U-shape turn .

Regards

[verpies]

The input signal I connected to the U-shape turn .  I have taken  the output signal from the 50 turn winding.

What about the 15turn winding ?
As far as I remeber, STAAAR's team Yoke device had 3 windings (including the U-shaped turn).