Ultracaps tested for excess energy

[Mk1]

Mk1:

Pose your question to the brilliant minds in the JT thread.  With their collective brainpower they should be able to come up with something.  Don't forget to mention the -3 dB cutoff point measurement!

MileHigh

I asked you , you can say you don't know , i don't .

Or you only help when it serves you . Giving an impression of a noble purpose.   

[MileHigh]

Alex:

Whenever you talk about transformers it's important to remember that they transfer energy based on changing magnetic flux with respect to time.

The AC voltage source causes an AC current to flow through L1.
The AC current flowing through L1 creates changing magnetic flux in the first toroid.
The changing magnetic flux in the first toroid causes AC current to flow in L2.
The AC current flowing in L2 creates changing magnetic flux in the second toroid.
The changing magnetic flux in the second toroid causes AC current to flow in L3 lighting up the light bulb.

The critical point is that the second toroid in not influenced buy the changing magnetic flux in the first toroid.  The second toroid is only affected by the AC current in L2.  From the second toroid's perspective, the AC current flowing in L2 looks the same like it would look if it was generated by an AC voltage source.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Mk1:

Or you only help when it serves you . Giving an impression of a noble purpose.

No I'm pissed off because the JT crowd think I know nothing.  I suppose that I should restate that and say that they try to claim that I know nothing because they don't like to hear what I have to say, and they don't have the character to admit their own ignorance at times.  Ask them first and if they can't answer then I'll try to answer.

MileHigh

[Mk1]

@Mh

LOL , just say you don't know , stop changing the subject .

[Groundloop]

@MileHigh,

Thank you for taking time to answer my question.

My other question was:

How is it possible to transfer ANY power when we know for sure that the magnetic flux
is inside the Ferrite toroid, and the copper windings is outside that magnetic flux?

As I see it, there is no magnetic lines crossing the copper windings that can generate
current in the wires.

Alex.