Motionless Switching Magnetosphere Electric Generator

[Lunkster]

Hello,

I am in the process of building the prototype in this post.
The permanent magnets can easily be slid into or out of
place so you can chance the pole positions in the prototype.

1.)  This prototype will allow more balance of the drive current
in the prototype.
2.)  It makes the comparison of having permanent magnets
into and out of the circuit easier.
3.)  It is easy to change permanent magnet poles in the circuit.
4.)  It speeds up the time to get test data.
5.)  This prototype should remove the need for diode in the drive circuit.
6.)  This design could reduce the complexity of the system level design
of the circuit.

Things to consider when building a prototype:
1.)  If the drive and output coils are the same in wire diameter
and number of turns and wire length, then it is easier to
evaluate the performance of the design.
2.)  Testing with different loaded outputs will tell the most
about the performance of the configuration.
3.)  The closer you can match the strength of the permanent
magnets and the strength of the drive coil in the circuit, the
better the results should be in theory.
4.)  The core material and size  need to handle the flux
moving through each path without saturating the core.
5.)  Make sure to have proper protection of the coil wires from
shorting out to the cores.
6.)  The more you can build the sub assemblies as individual
modules, the easier they can be used in other prototype builds.
7.)  protect the core from Eddie currents by laminations or other
techniques in the build of the prototype.

Lunkster

[Lunkster]

Hello,

The attached file has testing data for the latest
prototype at 60Hz, AC

There is nothing usable at this low of a frequency
for this design.

I found and ordered a 5 connection SSR that has
3 output connections, one is common, one is
normally open and the other is normally closed.

I will try this SSR device to alternate between a
positive and negative DC supply.  I will adjust the
switching frequency to the drive coil and see
what the test results look like.

Lunkster

[truesearch]

@Lunkster,


That sounds interesting!

And just curious, what SSR did you settle on? What frequency is it good up to?


truesearch

[Lunkster]

Hello,

I attached the limited information I could on the SSR
I am purchasing.  I could not find the frequency response
of it.  The P/N is BERM-KB25DA.

I was given a the option purchasing a couple of boards
and software to test the prototype that I may look into
it this does not work.  I was hoping I could stay away from
software options.

Lunkster

[Lunkster]

Hello,

If you have built a prototype like the last sketch I have
Then I have an interesting test you can try.

I currently do not have a way to do the switching
at the resonant point of my prototype.

It is a long shot, but if it did work then it would be
a great way of harvesting electrical energy through
rerouting the flux flow from permanet magnets.

Question:  Does flux flow?

It seems like it when looking at the operation of a transformer.
It does not seem to, when there needs to be physical
movement between a magnet and a copper coil in order to produce
electrical energy.

Lunkster