Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[vineet_kiran]

To all concerned

[gotoluc]

Hi everyone,

I'm sorry to say but there is an error in my circuit ... my voltage probe was on the grid side of the series capacitor and Thane says it should be on the coil side.

Attached is the new scope shot with the probe on the coil side of the cap. As we can see there is no current and voltage phase shift.

My guess is that the power meter was fooled when I reached a certain capacitance value.

I will remove the video as the information is not correct.

Sorry for the confusion

Luc

[Overunityguide]

Hi everyone,

I'm sorry to say but there is an error in my circuit ... my voltage probe was on the grid side of the series capacitor and Thane says it should be on the coil side.

Attached is the new scope shot with the probe on the coil side of the cap. As we can see there is no current and voltage phase shift.

My guess is that the power meter was fooled when I reached a certain capacitance value.

I will remove the video as the information is not correct.

Sorry for the confusion

Luc

Hi Luc,
Don't be to fast on your conclusions... Your video is showing an almost 90 degrees phase shift between grid voltage and between total setup current, so I do think that you didn't fooled your wattmeter!

With Kind Regards, Overunityguide

[kEhYo77]

@gotoluc Why does your new scope shot not show grid voltage vs 1 Ohm resistor voltage but instead some other voltage (output 10 Ohm I guess) is shown? I think that this is misleading...

[gotoluc]

Hi Luc,
Don't be to fast on your conclusions... Your video is showing a 90 degrees phase shift between grid voltage and between total setup current, so I do think that you didn't fooled your wattmeter!

With Kind Regards, Overunityguide

Hi Overunityguide,

I don't know what to think now ... can you answer this question. In a Series LC circuit (like below) where would the Voltage probe be connected?... where I have it or on the other side of the Capacitor?

Thanks for your time

@gotoluc Why does your new scope shot not show grid voltage vs 1 Ohm resistor voltage but instead some other voltage (output 10 Ohm I guess) is shown? I think that this is misleading...

That's because in the shot above the voltage probe is connected on the other side (coil side) of the series capacitor and you now see the capacitors activity.

I'm now unsure of its correct connection position. If someone can confirm this it would be helpful.

Thanks

Luc

EDITED

I added the Schematic of how I had the probes (green and yellow) connected in the video demo. The difference in where I think there could be an error is the yellow probe could be connected on the other side of the capacitor.