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

[floodrod]

Now, both channels can also be amplitude offset by +/- 10VDC (PP_max is 20V) so at say 5V_pp they would not cross zero but remain positive
for the full cycle [+10V to 0V].

This statement may change everything.  If they can create the 2 waves with a full positive bias, it makes it interesting..

When we induce a coil between the 2 waves, the retreating wave will go past the zero line..  The source will not switch polarities, but the induction coil will push it past the zero line from it's magnetic coupling. Thus sending power back to the signal generator on the positive retreating lead.

Figuera didn't have reliable diodes back in 1908, so he needed to use both sides of the same resistor to return the energy..  Since both coils always flow power one way at 100% duty cycle, Shouldn't be much of a problem to route the counter EMF around the signal generator with diodes.

If you do test it, can you run each output through separate diodes and test?  We probably do not want to route real power backwards through the signal generator. 

[floodrod]

LoL- my cheap function generator makes both waves with a positive bias just fine..  No problem with diodes.

Any recommendations on 2 channel amplification?  I think regular lower frequency is what we need here.  Figuera ran his off a motor with 16 contacts which make 1 sinewave per rotation.  So he certainly wasn't running 100's of hertz..

[floodrod]

No luck amplifying it..  I grabbed a stereo amplifier and hooked the signal generator into the amplifier.  The signal generator can output the wave nicely, but the stereo amplifier converts is back to AC.  It's no longer positive biased.

I assume most (if not all) amplifiers use an induction coil..  As soon as we induct this positive biased sinewave, it turns right back to AC passing the zero line. 

[citfta]

You need a class A amplifier which never turns off or goes below the zero line.


https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/amplifier-classes.html

[floodrod]

You need a class A amplifier which never turns off or goes below the zero line.


https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/amplifier/amplifier-classes.html

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