FREE ENERGY AC GENERATOR ?

[Omnibus]

@teslaalset,

I think this needs to be taken care of soon too: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7620.msg189624#msg189624 . That's Rosematy Ainslie's circit. @poynt99 has analyzed it but with some latest version of PSpice that is incompatible with ours, so that version has to be found, unless we're set to make the schematic ourselves. I'd prefer to use @poynt99's files because he's the PSpice guru here. Kapanadze's circuit is also to be deconstructed and analyzed for possible OU, probably Valeri Ivanov's and a couple of other claims. Steorn's solid-state device too. 

[teslaalset]

@teslaalset,

I think this needs to be taken care of soon too: http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7620.msg189624#msg189624 . That's Rosematy Ainslie's circit. @poynt99 has analyzed it but with some latest version of PSpice that is incompatible with ours, so that version has to be found, unless we're set to make the schematic ourselves. I'd prefer to use @poynt99's files because he's the PSpice guru here. Kapanadze's circuit is also to be deconstructed and analyzed for possible OU, probably Valeri Ivanov's and a couple of other claims. Steorn's solid-state device too.

Haha, lots on the wish list.
I just wanna play with this one a bit more.
It could be a basis to understand the real Joule Thief stuff a bit better.

Glad you could get this one running.
Thanks for the cooperation here!

[teslaalset]

An update on my simulations.

It appears that the step size of the simulation profile settings are of great influence on the stationary situation obtained.

Below 2 figures.
The first on shows the result of the voltage over the resistor between 1 and 5 seconds, having the default step size (blank input field of the step size in profile settings).
In the original article e2matrix that referred to, the default setting was used.
The second one show the results with step size set to 100 us.

What this shows is that the step size is a critical parameter in the simulations.
Not varying this parameter will cause wrong conclusions.

Next thing I am interested in is the energy consumed in the resistor compared to the energy present in the charged capacitor at the start of the simulation.
This will give a clearer answer in the COP ratio of the circuit. More to come!

[teslaalset]

B.t.w. I like the way PSpice enables the generation of the B-H curves of the non-linear transformer.
- monitor current in the primary winding
- monitor voltage at the secondary winding
- integrate secondary winding voltage
- plot a X-Y diagram of primary current and integrated secondary winding voltage

[Paul-R]

Where do you get the transformer  k3019pl_3c8?

The turns ratio is approximately the same as a microwave oven transformer.