Ghazanfar Ali Generator - Utlilizing trapped energy

[AbbaRue]

I didn't use light bulbs in the simulation, I used a 575 Ohm resistor.   
I just wrote 8 light bulbs there in the text to represent what could be used as a high voltage load. 
To see the wave form and other outputs, just enter the drawing into the simulator here:

  http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ 

The whole purpose of this example was just to show that simulators based on math can be fooled. 
A circuit needs to be built in the real world to check it's validity.   
When I tried building this circuit I didn't get anything close to OU out of it. 
But I wanted to know if those other simulators you are using give similar results. 
It's a way to see if they can be fooled as well.   

[poynt99]

I didn't use light bulbs in the simulation, I used a 575 Ohm resistor.   
I just wrote 8 light bulbs there in the text to represent what could be used as a high voltage load. 
To see the wave form and other outputs, just enter the drawing into the simulator here:

  http://www.falstad.com/circuit/ 

The whole purpose of this example was just to show that simulators based on math can be fooled. 
A circuit needs to be built in the real world to check it's validity.   
When I tried building this circuit I didn't get anything close to OU out of it. 
But I wanted to know if those other simulators you are using give similar results. 
It's a way to see if they can be fooled as well.

How did you calculate the power?

[poynt99]

Yes, simulators can provide erroneous results, but remember it is THE USER who is inputting the data, and the program is providing results based on the inputs. So garbage in, garbage out.

Also, it may be premature to state that the results are erroneous, without seeing how the results for Pin and Pout were obtained.

If you'd kindly elaborate on that we can then determine where the problem is.

.99

[Flux It]

Here is a circuit I made with Circuit Simulator v1.5n

http://www.falstad.com/circuit/

It puts out 1600W from only 28 watts input.
Test this in these other simulators and see if you get these results as well.

If you create a circuit you can always go to file/export and post the code then anyone can go to file/import and see exactly what you did.

Code Select Expand

$ 1 5.0E-6 10.20027730826997 50 5.0 43
r 192 96 400 96 0 10.0
s 400 96 464 96 0 1 false
w 192 96 192 368 0
c 192 368 400 368 0 1.4999999999999999E-5 -4.70985115271391
l 400 96 400 368 0 1.0 0.02389824292666378
v 464 368 464 96 0 0 40.0 5.0 0.0 0.0 0.5
r 400 368 464 368 0 100.0
o 4 64 0 35 20.0 0.05 0 -1
o 3 64 0 35 20.0 0.05 1 -1
o 0 64 0 35 0.625 0.05 2 -1
h 1 4 3

This sim is fun to play with as you don't fry parts but there are a lot of things it does not take into account.

[JacaP30]

$ 1 5.0E-6 1.0312258501325766 50 5.0 50
165 304 192 336 192 2 0.0
w 368 160 272 160 0
w 304 224 272 224 0
w 304 288 272 288 0
w 304 320 272 320 0
w 272 288 272 320 0
r 272 160 272 224 0 10000.0
r 272 224 272 288 0 10000.0
c 272 320 272 416 0 1.2000000000000002E-7 4.3185904689491865
g 272 416 272 432 0
r 432 256 544 256 0 435.0
t 544 256 608 256 0 1 -12.99999999997825 2.167999999950509E-11 100.0
r 608 272 608 400 0 1.4
r 720 240 720 400 0 575.0
w 608 240 720 240 0
l 608 240 608 160 0 0.0050 -0.022608695652273914
w 368 160 608 160 0
s 608 160 720 160 0 0 false
v 736 160 720 160 0 0 40.0 13.0 0.0 0.0 0.5
g 736 160 736 208 0
g 720 400 720 432 0
g 608 400 608 432 0
o 10 64 0 35 7.62939453125E-5 9.765625E-5 0 -1
o 15 64 0 35 7.62939453125E-5 0.1 1 -1
o 13 64 0 35 20.0 0.1 2 -1



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