a magnetic overunity base home mini Lab: what equipments & test-measure devices?

[sm0ky2]

A calculator is a good tool to have for this type of research.


Frequency = 1 / [(sqrt)(Inductance * capacitance)]


Learn it, live it, love it.


The next two things you will need:


An Oscilloscope
A Multimeter that can measure inductance and capacitance
And thirdly:
a very expensive piece of equipment (10 thousand dollars us)
Is called a MEMS multiband spectrometer.
This can detect electromagnetic field leakage at a very sensitive level.
Across a wide range of frequencies. Cute little handheld device.
Costs more than my car.
Together these tools can help you analyze a system, reduce losses and
Gain knowledge to help you bring your system closer to Unity.




"Before one can get over Unity,
  Unity must first be achieved"
                                             Sm0ky2

[dieter]

Well, I have almost no equipment.


When you have a computer with stereo mic input, you can just install an oscilloscope software, add some resistors and there you go... of course it's a simple oscilloscope, but you can see the waveform.


A signal generator... get yourself a breadboard thingy, or a couple, also some 555 chips, a range of resistors and caps, diodes etc, as well as a collection of schematics for the 555, it's amazing what you can do with this little bugger, including a signal generator.


An analogue Voltmeter! This is cheap and gives you a much better idea about what's going on in low frequency circuits, compared to a cheap digital Voltmeter that does samples only once every second.


Soldering equipment. Wire and cables. Magnet wire aka enameled copper wire.


A 3D printer may be vety useful too.


A piece of this green plastic foil that makes magnetic fields visible, maybe somebody knows its exact name.


A bunch of old devices to be salvaged, eg. Videoecorders, old AM radios, Microwave ovens, Printers etc.


maybe an RPM counter, a magnet pole detector, a bench with a good light.


And certainly a lot more

[dieter]

Not to forget: the software FEMM, and in your case an LC meter.

[AlienGrey]

A calculator is a good tool to have for this type of research.


Frequency = 1 / [(sqrt)(Inductance * capacitance)]


Learn it, live it, love it.


The next two things you will need:


An Oscilloscope
A Multimeter that can measure inductance and capacitance
And thirdly:
a very expensive piece of equipment (10 thousand dollars us)
Is called a MEMS multiband spectrometer.
This can detect electromagnetic field leakage at a very sensitive level.
Across a wide range of frequencies. Cute little handheld device.
Costs more than my car.
Together these tools can help you analyze a system, reduce losses and
Gain knowledge to help you bring your system closer to Unity.




"Before one can get over Unity,
  Unity must first be achieved"
                                             Sm0ky2

Do mean a spectrum analyser ?  if so Rigol do one for around the than 1000.00 mark !