Tesla Patent 382282, and all related to his transformers/converters

[Room3327]

Hi All,
  I should have shown it like this to begin with, I think it will be less confusing for some and easier to understand.

[gotoluc]

Hi Room3327,

thank you for all the work you have put into this and mostly for sharing it.

It show you care and want to help your fellow man.

I have one question if you have time to answer it.

I noticed each Series field coil section is 180 degrees from each other and not 90 degrees. Could you explain why this is since it doesn't look like a clock rotating order  

Sorry for this question but I'm still learning

Thanks for sharing

Luc

[Room3327]

@gotoluc,
    That's a good question Luc, the reason is, if you look at the magnetic fields set up by connecting the coils this way it sets up a North and South super pole on opposite sides of the ring.  The 2 phase drive then rotates these 2 super poles around the ring in one direction, which can be reversed if so desired. The poles are set up at the junction point of T4 and T1 by the first quarter of the phase one signal and the last quarter of the phase 2 signal. As the AC cycle progresses the field shifts to the next junction as phase 2 starts going high and phase one starts down. In the positive half cycle the poles rotate half way around the ring and through the negative half cycle complete the trip all the way around.   Going around the ring the poles look like this starting at T4-T1 junction -- NN -- SN -- SS -- NS --, do you see the pattern two N's together on one side and 2 S's together on the opposite side. It's like two half circle magnets with N and N together and S and S together and then spun around.  If this doesn't answer your question I will draw some pictures for you, that may be the easiest way to see it. 

Sorry, in answer your 90^ and 180^ question, Phase 1 drives 0^, Phase 2 drives 90^ and so on, is that what you meant.

[gotoluc]

@gotoluc,
    That's a good question Luc, the reason is, if you look at the magnetic fields set up by connecting the coils this way it sets up a North and South super pole on opposite sides of the ring.  The 2 phase drive then rotates these 2 super poles around the ring in one direction, which can be reversed if so desired. The poles are set up at the junction point of T4 and T1 by the first quarter of the phase one signal and the last quarter of the phase 2 signal. As the AC cycle progresses the field shifts to the next junction as phase 2 starts going high and phase one starts down. In the positive half cycle the poles rotate half way around the ring and through the negative half cycle complete the trip all the way around.   Going around the ring the poles look like this starting at T4-T1 junction -- NN -- SN -- SS -- NS --, do you see the pattern two N's together on one side and 2 S's together on the opposite side. It's like two half circle magnets with N and N together and S and S together and then spun around.  If this doesn't answer your question I will draw some pictures for you, that may be the easiest way to see it. 

Thanks for the great explanation

No pictures needed since that is what I thought could be happening. I guess I needed a confirmation and explanation.

I'm considering making a rotating resonating toroid so your topic has been of interest to me.

Thanks once again for your help and time.

Luc

[Room3327]

@All,

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Room3327