Holcomb Energy Systems:Breakthrough technology to the world

[Beginners Mind]

SolarLab - Thank you for attempting to bring this thread back to Holcomb's technology.  I look forward to your posting on All About Circuits.   

Would you please give me your opinion on Holcomb's timing sequence?  Attached are pictures of his descriptions of the timing sequence of the 4 pole groups in a 16-pole "rotor" running at 60 Hz from patent US11336134B2 and patent application WO2021063522A1, both of which agree, as well as a drawing of my understanding of his descriptions.  I infer that Figure 56 in WO2021063522A1, which is a timing sequence table, is more generic than the specific textual descriptions and is not meant to be relied on for specifics.  Is my drawing of his timing a correct interpretation of his textual descriptions?  Thanks.

[rakarskiy]

rakarskiy,

No, I don't believe you!

You will have to coherently write it up and demonstrate exactly how it all works or
simulate it using CAE and present it.

It can't be that hard for you to prove your claims and assertions.

"Believe me's" don't work for me anymore - they never did, actually...

SL

The most interesting thing is that I say the following: do not trust anyone, always check everything yourself. Math is not always true.

[SolarLab]

The most interesting thing is that I say the following: do not trust anyone, always check everything yourself. Math is not always true.

rakarskiy,

So, does that mean you are going to coherently write-up and present your version of what (we) "you need to understand the method of inducing the emf in the phase circuit" so that "the system will be as simple as a designer for a young electrician."

Not only will the young electricians be thankful, but most here will appreciate it, as well.

SL

[rakarskiy]

rakarskiy,

So, does that mean you are going to coherently write-up and present your version of what (we) "you need to understand the method of inducing the emf in the phase circuit" so that "the system will be as simple as a designer for a young electrician."

Not only will the young electricians be thankful, but most here will appreciate it, as well.

SL

this is exactly what I'm doing, but there is no point in publishing a working prototype yet

Today I discovered that part of my publication is hidden from the reader. I do not believe that someone did it on purpose, but the clarifying details and photos of the layout are hidden.

https://rakatskiy.blogspot.com/2022/04/electric-solid-state-generator.html?m=1

[SolarLab]

SolarLab - Thank you for attempting to bring this thread back to Holcomb's technology.  I look forward to your posting on All About Circuits.   

Would you please give me your opinion on Holcomb's timing sequence?  Attached are pictures of his descriptions of the timing sequence of the 4 pole groups in a 16-pole "rotor" running at 60 Hz from patent US11336134B2 and patent application WO2021063522A1, both of which agree, as well as a drawing of my understanding of his descriptions.  I infer that Figure 56 in WO2021063522A1, which is a timing sequence table, is more generic that the specific textual descriptions and is not meant to be relied on for specifics.  Is my drawing of his timing a correct interpretation of his textual descriptions?  Thanks.

Beginners Mind,

Haven't studied that part of Holcomb's patent in any detail (focused on the Linear Generator part) so I'm not of much help.

You do bring to light the possibility of "bi-polar" input signalling however!


That's part of the incentive for designing a versatile programmable Driver. There are likely many combinations of sequences that might prove interesting.

SL