Captret - Capacitor and Electret

[Tito L. Oracion]

Hi ibpointless and to all


i have a question?,  is the top metal of the capacitor differ to the one lead of the capacitor? if yes then its a galvanic battery effect wright? 

then never the less its a stubblefield 

well, if that so then we can still develop it ok? 

[nievesoliveras]

Is it this what you mean?

[ibpointless2]

Hi ibpointless and to all


i have a question?,  is the top metal of the capacitor differ to the one lead of the capacitor? if yes then its a galvanic battery effect wright? 

then never the less its a stubblefield 

well, if that so then we can still develop it ok? 

I'm sure they might be the same metal because a galvanic reaction needs a dielectric such as water and there is no dialectic. And I'm sure its not a stubblefield coil because it too needed a dialectic such as water to work and plus its not a coil, it seems to me to relate more with moray then stubblefield.

[ibpointless2]

Is it this what you mean?

On the self charging capacitor and not the self charging Captret you un twist the - and the + and disconnect from the top after you have charge it with a 9 volt battery and then just use the - and the + and not the captret top part. aka just use it like a normal capacitor.

If you want to use the captret part which is just another capacitor you connect the - to the top or + to the top. to fully understand you must play with it.

[ibpointless2]

Hi ibpointless2,

try using electrolytic capacitors with different voltage specifications. The higher the voltage-specification the less charge-losses. Use 100 and 400 V Caps. 400 Volt-Caps are used in flashlight-circuits. Take an old camera fromthe dump an remove this small circuit-board

Will there be a difference in the recharge-speed ?

Kator01

I know that the lower the farad on the capacitor the faster recharges.

I working my way to higher voltages so i can use it to power a pulse motor or radiantly recharge a battery. But more testing needs to be done.