The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency

[nelsonrochaa]

thanks!
Yes,  I've been researching and reading (ken wheeler, eric p dollard,  tesla,  Steinmetz,  Thomson  etc) for a while now. And i feel it's time to share my insights.

I have seen the influence of  aluminium foil(mirror)  on the resonant signal,  but i haven't seen it floating. I only work with low power settings so far. But I could a new coil,  and get a stronger dc power source.

it fills me with joy, to be able to share my insights.

Hi evostars ,
I full understand you,  because i have the same feelings inside me  , i really like to share what i discover and learn , but lot of people are not full honesty because only try get some vantage from hard work from others . Sometimes a simple thank is enough to fill our inner inside but even that is so much to lot of people .  seems most like live in the "dark"

Good luck to your research

cheers

[e2matrix]

Thanks to you both - the bifilar pancake truly is a fascinating coil.

[pomodoro]

Nice work, I like the calm style of the videos and the explanations were done well. Keep up the great work. I haven't done much research in this field, but a static magnetic field in the coil when driven by ac seems strange. My first thoughts are that the coil driver is not providing a perfectly balanced sine wave. The residual DC from the inbance causes the static magnetic field. Is this a possibility?

[Jeg]

Nice work, I like the calm style of the videos and the explanations were done well. Keep up the great work.

Indeed very chill out videos. Keep it up Evostars and thanks for sharing your thoughts.

My first thoughts are that the coil driver is not providing a perfectly balanced sine wave. The residual DC from the inbance causes the static magnetic field. Is this a possibility?

I do believe the same. One direction pulse driving, leads to a static magnetic field illusion. Actually is a pulsed, one way direction magnetic field.

Regards

[evostars]

Thanks to you both - the bifilar pancake truly is a fascinating coil.

Thank you!
Indeed it is.