Spinor resonance -- explanation for TPU like devices

[hansvonlieven]

Thanks Mark.

Brilliant animation and reasoning.

I take it that this does not only apply to a toroid coil but would equally apply to a standard coil wound in this manner. Like the Stubblefield coil for instance.

Ir this correct?

Hans von Lieven

[MarkSnoswell]

Brilliant animation and reasoning.
I take it that this does not only apply to a toroid coil but would equally apply to a standard coil wound in this manner. Like the Stubblefield coil for instance.

Yes. When pulse charging any bifilar capacitor there will be a ESF pulse that travels down the center of the coil. There is also an oposing polarity circular ESF pulse that travels down the outside of the coil.

Mark.

[hansvonlieven]

Thanks Mark



Hans

[joe dirt]

Hi Mark 

Nice animation, thanks for making this, I find it coincidental that some of the old crt yokes have
  bifilar winding with the deflection coils (whatever they are called)  maybe this played a part in
  the "supposed" trouble they had with them, though I can,t find a single story on the web about it.
I attached a pic with the single coil.

[Grumpy]

Nice simulation.

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