Re-Inventing The Wheel-Part1-Clemente_Figuera-THE INFINITE ENERGY MACHINE

[stupify12]

Patente 1908 Better Explain.

The Magnetic Pole is arranged in a Attraction on each opposing Exciter Electromagnets. N and S is only used as representation of Rectangle Electromagnets. The principle works on increase and decrease, this another variation on the Figuera Patente 30378 but works the same.

Take a careful look on the attached drawing and please review the Figuera Patent.


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[forest]

of course, this is the same device    just now instead of rotating drum coil there is clever switching device, got it ? 

[Doug1]

A Simplified Method of Selecting Soft Magnetic Alloyshttp://www.cartech.com/techarticles.aspx?id=1624

[antijon]

Hey everyone.
@hanon, thanks for the info. I have since been using capacitors in series with coils to produce a phase difference.

This is what I've been working with. Two E core transformers, sandwiched together, giving me a dual-primary transformer. I don't think this is the proper arrangement for the Figuera generator.

Results are:
1. As arranged in the schematic, with a capacitor in series with one coil, a phase lag is produced. Because I can't measure the phase lag, I can only say it's between 45 and 90 degrees. In this arrangement, the polarity of the coils doesn't matter. Just as with a two-phase motor, changing the polarity of one coil will result in a change of direction; in a two-phase transformer, the output will change by 180 degrees, but will be the same magnitude.

I have verified the phase lag by running the two primaries in parallel/opposition without a capacitor, which as we know will cause no output on the secondary because the two primary fields oppose each other. With the capacitor, the coils can be run in opposition or series, the polarity of the primaries doesn't matter, and an output is produced.

2. The output frequency is different than the input. My input frequency was 60HZ, but I assume the output will be a strange sum of 60HZ along with the lagging 60HZ, due to the mutual induction of the two primaries and secondary. This reminds me of Tesla's patent nu. 382282, http://www.teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla-patents-382,282-electric-converting-distributing , for which he states, "The inductive effect exerted upon the secondary coils will be mainly due to the shifting or movement of the magnetic action..." Which can be found here: http://www.tfcbooks.com/tesla/1888-05-16.htm in the 15th and 16th paragraphs.

3. I have tried using two bridge/full-wave rectifiers to feed the two primaries, but produced little to no output. This was my attempt to use two, DC pulse trains, 90 degrees out of phase, as pictured in my crappy doodles below.

@stupify12, if you could please explain more as to what you think is the proper coil configuration, I might try to produce it, but as you can see, if the two primaries and secondary share the same flux path, like a transformer, I think the results will be the same as what I have achieved.

[hanon]

In a spanish forum a user has suggested to use the attached scheme to get the  90° out of phase; it has two diode bridges to have just positive signals. It is easy to test it. What do you think of this proposal?

Antijon,  I think that Figuera configuration was with all the coils aligned without closing the magnetic circuit. Just as sketched in the patent drawing