AC from Joule Thief Secondary/pick-up

[jeanna]

Actually jesus,

the point of showing that 2 tier circuit is NOT that there is anything sacred about it. In fact I have moved some wires and pins around a couple of times since the beginning.

The point of examining it is that it is an example of the concept Tesla was trying to put out in his 1892-4 lectures.

It is possible to have 5 different outputs and 5 different voltage/frequencies coming off ONE AC line. (more too)

This is what I want to explore.

I think when you have an ac circuit you are able to make a branch in a parallel way that delivers whatever voltage and frequency you want, just by playing with the inductors and probably some caps for extra oscillation within just that segment of the overall circuit.

This kind of thing is being done in our electronic doo dads. They have a wall wart that rectifies and steps down the voltage to 5 or 10 or 3 volts and then the appliance runs just fine.

My thinking is that we can follow that very same plan and use ac. and that way all the current returns to the source except for the eensy bit that the appliance actually took.

But this is my idea.

Please explore yours if you have a different one. And join me if you would like to.

jeanna

[nievesoliveras]

Actually jesus,

the point of showing that 2 tier circuit is NOT that there is anything sacred about it. In fact I have moved some wires and pins around a couple of times since the beginning.

The point of examining it is that it is an example of the concept Tesla was trying to put out in his 1892-4 lectures.

It is possible to have 5 different outputs and 5 different voltage/frequencies coming off ONE AC line. (more too)

This is what I want to explore.

I think when you have an ac circuit you are able to make a branch in a parallel way that delivers whatever voltage and frequency you want, just by playing with the inductors and probably some caps for extra oscillation within just that segment of the overall circuit.

This kind of thing is being done in our electronic doo dads. They have a wall wart that rectifies and steps down the voltage to 5 or 10 or 3 volts and then the appliance runs just fine.

My thinking is that we can follow that very same plan and use ac. and that way all the current returns to the source except for the eensy bit that the appliance actually took.

But this is my idea.

Please explore yours if you have a different one. And join me if you would like to.

jeanna

Ok
That means that I dont need to bother on doing a new schematic.

Jesus

[jeanna]

Ok
That means that I dont need to bother on doing a new schematic.

Jesus

not unless you want to.
It might help someone who does not understand it, though.
I think it is a worthwhile thing to do, just not necessary.

I will be using that or a part of that for experiments and it has helped me a lot just to have it in a somewhat normal style.
I Tried to make a schematic a while back, and I was not able to do it.
You have helped me a lot by doing this.

thank you,

jeanna

[nueview]

the quenching has to do with stoping the current flow for the DC arc butch lafonte has some unique things for magnets but one shows a stacking of washers across magnetic poles and made me think that this is like beads stacking in an electrostatic field.
i wonder if you put two diodes together for a small ampmeter so that the diodes could connect to the same point physical location what it would read as there could be stationery rotating charges without linear flow along the circuit.
just a thought as if so it could possibly run an induction motor or a small stepper motor
Martin

[jeanna]

Hi everybody,
I was looking around for help with inductors today and found 2 calculation sites.

I like the first one better, but they are both probably great.

http://www.66pacific.com/calculators/coil_calc.aspx
and

http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/

The progression looks good on the 66pacific site.
If you start with your coil you get the henries then you plunk that result into the next one.

have a look,

jeanna