Steorn's Patented Measuring Device & SKDB

[lostcauses10x]

The M-H curve is for the state of the magnetic position for recording of data digital or analog.
To low a curve and it would be easy to lose the information placed on the magnetic drive. To high and it will be difficult to change the state.

It again appears to be part of there play of similar to making a hard drive.

If so the average core material is not going to work well for this stuff. Most are designed to the domains to move a bit more rapidly than a magnetic tape or disk.

The M-H is the ability to change the state and keep it there. with also the need to be able to change that state.

[gravityblock]

The Magnetic Torque Measurement System is a system specifically designed and built to
measure the ‘pure torque’ of permanent magnetic interactions during rotary motion.

Below is a table of contents for the "Magnetic Torque Measurement System" publication, provided by Steorn, http://www.steorn.com/images/magnetic-torque-measurement-system.pdf

                                Table of Contents
  1.1    Introduction.............................................................................................4
  1.2    Measurement Arm ..................................................................................5
  1.2.1     Angle Encoder .................................................................................6
  1.2.2     Torque Sensor.................................................................................7
  1.2.3     Drive System ...................................................................................9
  1.2.4     Hall Probes ....................................................................................10
  1.2.5     Displacement Sensors...................................................................11
  1.3    Data Acquisition and Control Software .................................................12
  1.3.1     Software Operation........................................................................13
  1.4    Data Handling.......................................................................................14
  1.4.1     Data Handling Method...................................................................14
  1.4.2     Key Data Handling Techniques .....................................................16
  1.4.3     Linear Interpolation........................................................................17
  1.4.4     Friction Compensation...................................................................19
  1.4.5     Base Line Measurements..............................................................23
  1.4.6     Load Measurements......................................................................24
  1.4.7     Pure Torque Profile and Magnetic Potential Energy......................25
  1.5    Calibration Techniques .........................................................................27
  1.5.1     Calibration Overview .....................................................................27
  1.5.2     Principal of Torque Calibration ......................................................28
  1.5.3     Static Calibration ...........................................................................29
  1.5.4     Multi-Static Calibration...................................................................34
  1.5.5     Effect of Radial Load .....................................................................42
  1.5.6     Effect of Axial Load........................................................................44
  1.5.7     Energy Measurement Uncertainty .................................................45

GB

[gravityblock]

The M-H curve is for the state of the magnetic position for recording of data digital or analog.
To low a curve and it would be easy to lose the information placed on the magnetic drive. To high and it will be difficult to change the state.

It again appears to be part of there play of similar to making a hard drive.

This publication, published by Steorn, talks about the M-H curve, Asymmetry and Energy in Magnetic Systems, http://www.steorn.com/images/asymmetry-and-energy-in-magnetic-systems.pdf

As you can see in the above article, the M-H curve is not just for the state of the magnetic position for recording of digital data or analog, but is for all ferromagnetic materials, including Metglas, Finemet, Nanoperm, etc.  Recording tape is a ferromagnetic material, and to think the M-H curve is only relevant to recording tape, and isn't relevant to other ferromagnetic materials, is being very limited in your thinking.

GB

[exnihiloest]

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If you think Steorn is B.S and not showing OU, then you have no reason to be here other than to distract from the topic that is being discussed.   I will not tolerate it.  You've stated your opinion about
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Your opinion also is stated. It is not the question.
This topic is not reserved to believers for repeating their act of faith, hoping it will make the reality.
The question is to say the truth about Steorn. There is no proof of OU but a erroneous calculus of energy balance: energy for aligning electron spins in the magnetic domains is accounting for losses! Hence Orbo principle is a hoax.

[exnihiloest]

This publication, published by Steorn, talks about the M-H curve, Asymmetry and Energy in Magnetic Systems, http://www.steorn.com/images/asymmetry-and-energy-in-magnetic-systems.pdf
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If this worked as specified, then it would be very very easy to build a PMM with a magnet rotor and asymmetric ferrite pieces around on a stator. No need of current. No need of coils.
Why does Steorn not build one and show us?