Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[XS-NRG]

wow Tinsel don't waste your time on Lawrence!!
we all know he is a Clown and does not know anything about electronics!!

[chrisC]

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Peak-to-peak values of voltage and current cannot be used in energy calculations. Instantaneous power curves must be integrated over a suitable time period, to give the ENERGY within that time. Only if the output ENERGY exceeds the input ENERGY over a suitable time period, may you make claims about excess energy production, and a Joule Thief as you have constructed has a pulsed output with a short duty cycle--- which you must learn to include in your calculations.

If he knew, we wouldn't be over a hundred pages of delusions on this thread. We won't even need PhDs' to understand basic ac power measurements!

cheers
chrisC

[Omnibus]

Can jeers and insults teach you how to integrate instantaneous power values over a time period?


Lawrence, if I applied your method of calculating COP to my TinselKoil, what value do you think I would get?

Its measured "p-p input voltage" is 120 V. Its measured "p-p input current" is 7 Amps. Its measured "p-p output voltage" is in excess of 30,000 volts. Its measured "p-p output current" is over 20 amps; it burns steel wires, even burns the air it's so hot in its output arc. What's its COP, according to your method of reckoning? 

Peak-to-peak values of voltage and current cannot be used in energy calculations. Instantaneous power curves must be integrated over a suitable time period, to give the ENERGY within that time. Only if the output ENERGY exceeds the input ENERGY over a suitable time period, may you make claims about excess energy production, and a Joule Thief as you have constructed has a pulsed output with a short duty cycle--- which you must learn to include in your calculations.

That's correct. Why didn't you do that correct measurement of power balance on your motor, though?

[TinselKoala]

My motor? If you mean "alsetalokin's" OCMPMM, that is as much yours as it is mine, since it apparently was built for your benefit.

As to the measurements: no electrical input, only mechanical output. The measurements spoken of in this thread cannot be applied to that device.

[markdansie]

@Lawrence
"I was nearly killed by a white car after my morning swim.  In Irvine, the traffic rule is to yield to pedestrians."
First I am glad you are OK, if the main character to my daily comic strip was hurt or killed it would be sad. I am not sure anywhwere in the world where cars have to yield to pedestrians.
Just back on topic...why do you measure peak to peak are you listenning to anyone here?
Mark