If you were to wrap a toroidal coil at 90 degrees perpendicular on top of a solenoid (call it 0 degrees) there would be no real energy transfer between either right? Well either way, what would happen if you placed a new circuit connected to a toroidal type coil wrapped at 45 degrees either over the top or between the two other coils? Would then there be an induction through all three coils? What if you had oscillator circuits on both the solenoid and 45 degree coil, what would the 90 degree coil see? I just have not been able to find information about this and am curious because it seems like it could lead to interesting nonlinear effects in different configurations.
Progressive concepts indeed! The 'Lenz' effect in field coils is a form of paramagnetism which, at present, requires the creative use of permanent magnets to overcome.
TS
Quote from: CodeWebs on November 25, 2008, 12:07:10 PM
If you were to wrap a toroidal coil at 90 degrees perpendicular on top of a solenoid (call it 0 degrees) there would be no real energy transfer between either right? Well either way, what would happen if you placed a new circuit connected to a toroidal type coil wrapped at 45 degrees either over the top or between the two other coils? Would then there be an induction through all three coils? What if you had oscillator circuits on both the solenoid and 45 degree coil, what would the 90 degree coil see? I just have not been able to find information about this and am curious because it seems like it could lead to interesting nonlinear effects in different configurations.
Try it out and let us know what happens ;D