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Zero and Q device

Started by v8karlo, January 04, 2019, 11:18:12 PM

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v8karlo

Quote from: vasik041 on January 12, 2019, 03:42:17 PM
Step down converter with capacitors ;)

If you do not understand your own scheme how can you claim anything???

;) :-[

v8karlo

Quote from: vasik041 on January 12, 2019, 03:42:17 PM
Step down converter with capacitors ;)

I dont't think people react very well to your posts?

Hoppy

V8karlo,
CZero is the cap that together with diode closest to it (shown drawn in vertical orientation) produces the doubling of voltage. By shunting out that capacitor, the voltage doubling is cancelled and this is why the 175V on caps 1-3 drop down to around 90V as you have observed. So, in effect, CZero does boost the voltage as you thought but this is not a power amplifying or free energy effect because a voltage doubler cannot be loaded with something like the bulbs you are using, without a very high voltage drop. The return path for the voltage doubler is interesting, so I'll leave you to work it out.

BTW, please stop the rude comments at people who are just trying to help you better understand your circuit.

v8karlo

Quote from: Hoppy on January 12, 2019, 05:57:11 PM
CZero is the cap that together with diode closest to it (shown drawn in vertical orientation) produces the doubling of voltage. By shunting out that capacitor, the voltage doubling is cancelled and this is why the 175V on caps 1-3 drop down to around 90V as you have observed. So, in effect, CZero does boost the voltage as you thought but this is not power amplifying or free energy effect because a voltage doubler cannot be loaded with something like the bulbs you are using, without a very high voltage drop. The return path for the voltage doubler is interesting, so I'll leave you to work it out.

BTW, please stop the rude comments at people who are just trying to help you understand your circuit.

Hoopy,

I've been playing with this for a long time. I know all it's secrets.
You don't have to explain to me how it works.
I gave it to you, to the world.
If you can use it, use it!
This book has more than 3 chapters.
I am here to help if I can. My goal is to reach people who want to do something.

I am not rude. Am I rude to you now? You are asking normally. I am answering normally.
I do not experiment any more, it is all my old knowledge.
It is new to you, but not for me.
So, if I can help I will because I made tons of experiments with all 3 concepts.

v8karlo

Quote from: Hoppy on January 12, 2019, 05:57:11 PM
V8karlo,
CZero is the cap that together with diode closest to it (shown drawn in vertical orientation) produces the doubling of voltage. By shunting out that capacitor, the voltage doubling is cancelled and this is why the 175V on caps 1-3 drop down to around 90V as you have observed. So, in effect, CZero does boost the voltage as you thought but this is not a power amplifying or free energy effect because a voltage doubler cannot be loaded with something like the bulbs you are using, without a very high voltage drop. The return path for the voltage doubler is interesting, so I'll leave you to work it out.

BTW, please stop the rude comments at people who are just trying to help you better understand your circuit.

CZero boost power. Simple as that.
Eventually you will see that.