Carlos Benitez patent No.17811 circuit drawing self runner

[antimony]

Did anyone tried to make a replication of these patents?
I try to gather information about the Benitez generator, and I'm trying to find people that have made some sort of replica based on Benitez patents, but I have yet to find any.

I am especially interested in a old school switching setup.

[justawatt]

Did anyone tried to make a replication of these patents?
I try to gather information about the Benitez generator, and I'm trying to find people that have made some sort of replica based on Benitez patents, but I have yet to find any.

I am especially interested in a old school switching setup.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwiQGxkXC9U

[sm0ky2]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwiQGxkXC9U

I did that with a joule thief to one end of a capacitor the other grounded back through
A secondary (much larger) torroid with a coupled transformer coil of its' own to power
  a string of led's. After 13 seconds of all 13 (+1) led's lighting up, it blew up the 600v, .2F cap
and not the little "pfft" where the end breaches,
but exploded, splitting the casing and flinging white shit everywhere


Tried without the cap and had not much success, but that could have been
The material of the second torroid.
Either way there IS something there,
It's basically a split-full-wave rectifier
You harness the field going one way, then harness it back the other way.


There's two ways to look at it.
You can view it as cycling back a % of your energy each cycle, which is added to the next cycle
Or you can look at it as "loosing" a % of something THIS cycle.
In either viewpoint the output coil goes into hysteresis simultaneously  having both maximum losses
and maximum output.
These losses however, create an progressive asymmetrical waveform, which increases in magnitude each cycle in a process called "constructive interference". Wherein a portion of the increasing field that did not get converted into electrical energy and pass through the diode, is then converted into an increase in intensity of the decreasing field, and so on.
In and ideal transformer, this increase in energy would be exponential.

[shylo]

Smokey quote

"You harness the field going one way, then harness it back the other way."

You harness them both at the same time.
artv

[FatBird]

When I do a search for Patent 17811 it says No Such Patent.

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