SM's TPU SUMMARY. What We Know So Far.

[FatBird]

@ Eighthman,

The answers to your questions are on page 1 of this thread.

This is page 2, so you must have accidentally skipped over page 1.

Welcome to this thread.

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[innovation_station]

lets talk of the gyro motion 

why is it present ?

well

it is your kicks .. amped in a magnetic feild .. your wire jumps ... hence the need for CORK ... so less stress is on the wires ..

lol

from the intrupted supply ..

hit the driver at as sm says 5k and modulate it at 7.xx hz.. useing the hall effect YOU PULL FREE ELECTRONS FROM THE MAGNETS ..

ist

i have as many ways to build  A TPU  as i have ideas ..

thats not a joke !

[giantkiller]

@Otto,
Current build has copper cores.
I will post tonight.

@IST,
Sure sounds correct!

lets talk of the gyro motion 

why is it present ?

well

it is your kicks .. amped in a magnetic feild .. your wire jumps ... hence the need for CORK ... so less stress is on the wires ..

lol

from the intrupted supply ..

hit the driver at as sm says 5k and modulate it at 7.xx hz.. useing the hall effect YOU PULL FREE ELECTRONS FROM THE MAGNETS ..

ist

i have as many ways to build  A TPU  as i have ideas ..

thats not a joke !

[FatBird]

It seems like SM used at least 1 Toroid on all of his TPUs.

Is it possible that the 90 degree delay between the Toroid Coils SEQUENCES the Coils on the TPUs, thus getting the rotating magnetic field?


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[Eighthman]

I've already read the first page.  I don't see any definite answers to any of the questions I asked.

I'll guess that the frame is plastic as ferrous material might be contraindicated.  I'll guess that the two rings are normally encased in a single toroid.  Failing any other definite answers,  can someone tell me what video or link this 8" device comes from ?

The Feb 18 issue of EDN magazine shows a 4 coil set up under "Electronically generate rotating magnetic fields" fed by a microprocessor.  It makes me think of the TPU.