Quotei would like to thank allcanadian and sparks for clearing up the language about BEMF as it is only in motors but CEMF has not yet really been explained well enough for proper use here

This was covered over on the TPU thread. CEMF and BEMF are two different terms for the same thing.  In the UK we generally use the term BEMF, the states use the term CEMF.  Just as here in the UK we say anti-clockwise, in the states they say counter-clockwise.  Do not be confused by the two different terms for exactly the same phenomenon: CEMF = BEMF

And before anyone pipes up, the Wikipedia definition is wrong and so quite misleading.

The so-called inductive kick however may be something altogether different.

I have no clue as to what ISTs HEMF is... probably something that is indigenous to IST's fantasy world!

Oh just found it:

Quoteand it stands for high electro motive force ..

Yes, I was right, it is something indigenous to IST's fantasy world.

ok farra i HAD ENOUGH
...

IM GONNA SHOVE TESLAS OWN WORDS UP YOUR NOSE ...

WAKE UP FOOL ...

YOU LIVE IN THE FANTICY WORLD OF LIES!!!

I CHOOSE THE TRUTH ...

IST

*thought all inventors celebrated a Eureka with a Hemf five*

IST,

My 1.5 VDC AA battery could be explained that it has LEMF (low EMF). I also have a 100VDC Battery which supplies what could be called HEMF (high EMF).
Now, if I hook up my HEMF battery to a coil, I would be charging the coil with HEMF. When I remove the battery, it sends EMF BACK. This is why it is called Back EMF or Counter EMF. High EMF just means a high voltage. Tesla was a very smart man but do you think maybe he just left out the word "counter" or "back". I think he figured out that most people would know what he was talking about, but I guess he might have been mistaken.

You should read his word as " a counter EMF of high amplitude" or something like that.
You shouldn't argue about things you don't understand.

Quote from: allcanadian on August 31, 2009, 11:35:59 PM
@Mr.Mag
The wiki definition of Bemf or Cemf
What many refer to as a "kick" is in fact an inductive discharge, it is not Bemf nor Cemf. As well Lenz law does not apply to an inductive discharge because a true inductive discharge does not follow the standard transformer turns ratio-- it also produces a substantial voltage rise when meeting any resistance. If you are an engineer then perhaps you can tell me how Tesla produced a 10,000 volt rise per inch of conductor in his open helical coils? Has anyone here actually read any of Tesla's patents or literature? ---besides IST.

@Tink
You have more to learn than you could possibly fathom
Regards
AC

Farrah Day already covered the Wiki issue. Don't always believe everything you read.

Reading Tesla's patents and literature doesn't mean that he understands anything.
I have read all of Dr. Phil's books so with your thinking that means I am a psychiatrist.

AllCanadian please change your name. You and IST are making the rest of us Canadians look pretty stupid.