Simple Voltage Boost

[d3x0r]

this does require a push-pull to get the voltage out...
a push only does not work.... it almost works with one side but not both.
(modify square wave to 2.5V, +2.5V bias) ... if the whole thing is biased +5 (0-+10) it also doesn't work...
so single 555 timer without divider is out.

[Dave45]

Exactly right. Voltage is not energy, current is not energy, power is not energy. Voltage amplification always occurs at the expense of current and/or power, and you can rearrange the terms voltage, current and power in that statement all you like and you will still not get more _energy_ out than you put in.

People often claim large overunity "COP" numbers by conflating _peak_ power levels with average power, or using voltage or current alone as their data. I have often offered my various devices for testing by the same methods some of these people use. By their methods, I have at least ten massively OU devices sitting on shelves and my workbench right now. Unfortunately for me, a "COP" of three thousand to one, like my TinselKoil IV can attain _using those methods_, still isn't enough to self-loop.

But as I have repeatedly stated, if you show me a device with electrical inputs and outputs that makes a _true_ "COP" of at least 1.3 to 1, I can show you how to self-loop it and run it without any external source of energy once it is started up. Guaranteed. But nobody will  take me up on this offer by sending me one of their claimed "COP > 7" or "COP 20,000" devices like we have recently seen touted on this forum. Why not? I know why, and so do you: their claims are false. And the claimants, most of them, know it too.

Exactly right because the current is proportional to the electron flow used to create it, we need another electron source besides the battery.
There are electron sources all around us we just have to find a way to liberate the electrons and use them in our circuits,
If the electron creates pos current can we use the pos current to liberate and collect electrons.