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[DilJalaay]

What would be the correct way to measure, amp meter in place of bulb ?


In my test input halogen was cold and output was hot.


I need to do some tests using step up transformer. Normally it cannot put a light to 40 watt bulb even 5 watt halogen is hot and shining bright. If tuned system can light the 40 watt bulb without any heat or light in 5 watt halogen then it is a sign on what ?

ofcourse an analog amp meter would be the best.
meter would be in series to your tranformer primary.

[magpwr]

LC Circuit with 2 coils    ...  very interesting  :  YouTube  Energy Propagation   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQdcwDCBoNY

hi Utopia,

Many thanks for showing us this interesting video in youtube.

I will try to re-create this L/C circuit with matching resonance L/C pair with ferrite rod.
This is what i am aiming for around 1/4 or less current draw at source and full power at output.I will surely use signal generator for a start to find out the sweet spot then use a low power generator like
555 or 7555 to re-create the signal.

The bulb acts as a very good indicator in the beginning of the experiment which can be removed later on.Maybe replace with a bridge rectifier instead of bulb at the output coil while focusing on maintaining similar resonance for output coil... 

I will start with existing 45 turns bilfilar coil on my 3 inch toroid and connect a matching capacitor and observe what magic it reveals for a start.

[Jack Noskills]

hi Utopia,

Many thanks for showing us this interesting video in youtube.

I will try to re-create this L/C circuit with matching resonance L/C pair with ferrite rod.
This is what i am aiming for around 1/4 or less current draw at source and full power at output.I will surely use signal generator for a start to find out the sweet spot then use a low power generator like
555 or 7555 to re-create the signal.

The bulb acts as a very good indicator in the beginning of the experiment which can be removed later on.Maybe replace with a bridge rectifier instead of bulb at the output coil while focusing on maintaining similar resonance for output coil... 

I will start with existing 45 turns bilfilar coil on my 3 inch toroid and connect a matching capacitor and observe what magic it reveals for a start.

See also if you can find sweet spot when both coils connected as tank circuits without any load, the same test I did. There will be a sweet spot, there always is. Maybe you have proper tools to investigate this effect further than I could.

[verpies]

What would be the correct way to measure, amp meter in place of bulb ?

If you want to measure average input current, then an ammeter is appropriate.  A light bulb indicates current similarly, albeit non-linearly.
...but I don't think that measuring average input current is your intention - I think that you intend to measure input power and for that, an ammeter is inappropriate.

In my test input halogen was cold and output was hot.

That is an indication that the input current was small while the output current was large.
However, it is not an indication that the input power was small and the output power was large

To properly measure average input power you must multiply instantaneous current by instantaneous voltage and then average results of these multiplications.
Multiplying average current by average voltage is a different operation and cannot be used to calculate non-DC power...  It will not work even if most of the members of this forum do it routinely
AVG( i * v ) <> AVG(i) * AVG(v)

[Zeitmaschine]

Wow! Let's start up a scrap yard challenge to produce FE from scrap. Put your design ideas onto a schematic Zeit. 

The biggest challenge of all is the disposal of all the distractions here on a scrap yard.

I will try to re-create this L/C circuit with matching resonance L/C pair with ferrite rod.
This is what i am aiming for around 1/4 or less current draw at source and full power at output.I will surely use signal generator for a start to find out the sweet spot then use a low power generator like
555 or 7555 to re-create the signal.

No need for a low power signal generator. The LC circuit of the secondary coil IS the signal generator.