TPU related - I dunno???

[Dingus Mungus]

So tonight I was doing some research in MultiSim 8 related to the Borderlands longitudinal wave videos on youtube. I threw this together in roughly 5 minutes with "sample" RF components. (going to redo it propper) I'm just hoping a familiar member with the software could help me more thouroughly understand whats going on here. Its quite similar to JDO's floating ground resonance coil, but if this is something unknown why can we simulate it?

Go figure, I found exactly what I was looking for and I'm more confused.

Thanks for looking,
~Dingus Mungus

P.S. I included the multisim document in the rar file.

[z_p_e]

Dingus,

I've been meaning to sim this up as well. CTGLabs (Dave) has done this test on the bench, and Naudin has done some work on it too, but his appears to be simulation only.

Naudin uses a specific resonant frequency for each case, and I am uncertain how he determined this yet. I still have to build it in PSpice and see if I can also obtain a resonant frequency for each.

How did you determine your frequency? It seems quite high?

Darren

[Dingus Mungus]

http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=borderland+longitudinal+waves&so=0&num=10

Hmmmmm... I'm really curious if this is useful... I need to get all my stuff asap!

[Dingus Mungus]

I give it some time to ramp up and level off at a low frequency, then I scan up till I start seeing the reflections. Its slow as hell, but luckly I have 4ghz and 4gig ram so it processes as fast as possible. The ultra high frequencies in example one were due to the odd RF components. I've also found that harmonics exist all over in this config, the lower the harmonic, the higher the voltage. Way cool... I just have no idea how to measure it more acurately or extract work from it without chnging the resonance.

Any suggestions???

~Dingus Mungus

P.S. Did you see? 420volts!!!

[Dingus Mungus]

Hmmmm... Something is wrong here.
Could this just be acting like a step up transformer some how?
I'm getting it to ring to high voltages at all sorts of frequencies.
Definitely going to do a physical replication of the whole demo.