Reactive power - Reactive Generator research from GotoLuc - discussion thread

[gotoluc]

Hi DJ,

my tests have had no success using an Inverter. In fact I burnt one. The problem is when a circuit is 90 out of phase the power that goes one way comes back out the other way and the Inverter is not able to do anything with that returned power. It probably just short out in the inverter and will fry the mosfet's.

Luc

[tinman]

Wait just a minute here-were not done yet
Luc-you might need to go back to your genny setup.This was all about drawing power without the genny seeing any load-was it not?. Well please take a look at the circuit I posted.I am now up to 18watts, with no reflected load on the genny.

[nilrehob]

I have just made a document on what I call "Meta Quantities" that can be found at my google site https://sites.google.com/site/nilrehob/home/documents that might give some new ideas on "Reactive Power" and also on what I call "Reactive Impulse".

/Hob

[tim123]

I have just made a document on what I call "Meta Quantities" that can be found at my google site https://sites.google.com/site/nilrehob/home/documents that might give some new ideas on "Reactive Power" and also on what I call "Reactive Impulse".

/Hob

Hi Hob,
  impressive stuff!

33. Momentarily inserting a battery to be charged in a LC-tank just when the current is max and the voltage is zero is using the "reactive impulse".

Isn't there a problem with this approach - i.e. that the voltage is at zero for an infinitesimally short time...? Surely, any impulse would have to span the zero point - rather than actually being on it...?

[nilrehob]

Having a voltage close at zero and trying to only use the current is the whole point.
"Dont kill the dipole"

But ok, I'll rephrase that in the next version of the document.

/Hob