ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Bob Smith]

I think zener is not needed.

Thanks bro. Have a good day.

[forest]

There are also some interesting points about dc motor. How short must be break to let the motor still work ?

[citfta]

There are also some interesting points about dc motor. How short must be break to let the motor still work ?

From the drawing it appears the cap is pretty large.  So the motor will continue to be powered until the cap gets maybe half way or more filled.  So the length of time the motor can run with the shorting commutator open is going to be determined by the size of the cap.  And of course the inertia of the motor should keep it going even for a while after the cap is charged.

Carroll

[Magluvin]

From the drawing it appears the cap is pretty large.  So the motor will continue to be powered until the cap gets maybe half way or more filled.  So the length of time the motor can run with the shorting commutator open is going to be determined by the size of the cap.  And of course the inertia of the motor should keep it going even for a while after the cap is charged.

Carroll

Well that is if the cap happens to be depleted by the time the next switch closing happens. I dont know if the primary oscillation lasts as long as the off time of the switch.

If it does last as long, the cap could be charged one way or the other depending on the oscillation phase at cut off.

But im probably wrong, and will hear about it soon.

Mags

[citfta]

Just using my take on the modality of things.

A few questions.

Don't even think about the output to the Ozone system,, it does not matter for these questions.

If the cap is charged and then the interrupter closes,, what happens?

If the interrupter opens prior to the cap being fully discharged, what happens?

When the motor is provided with the large voltage spike from the coil\cap,, what happens?

After the short moment of acceleration of the rotor in the motor,, what happens?

Where is that generated voltage and current sent?

If the interrupter now closes,, what happens?

webby, what makes you think the motor is going to be provided with a large voltage spike from the coil/cap?

Carroll