flux laminator

[gaby de wilde]

Hi gaby

Which software you used to draw?

tks

I use windo$ pain.  It has something spartan to it, I cant put it to words. Why you ask? I think it's an hilarious question! I've been describing devices like this for quite some time but there always seems to be something that can be misunderstood or taken in an unusual perspective beyond the subject.

What can I say, I'm an unusual artist, I do everything from web design to journalism, article writing, innovation, philosophy, I make photos, build and destroy kinetic artworks for myself and I make and drink a lot of coffee. I do all arts and I'm not good at any of them. In fact I'm so bad at each and every one it makes quite a style and statement of it's own. I mean, if you can write something more incredible as this forum post you show me ok? lolzz

From what I've tested I'm not sure the strips of steel are nesassary, you can just use a solid donut and hold the other magnet behind it it appears. Laminated would be better of course. Now I don't have the stuffs to test this theory. It's my opinion that brilliant ideas like this should be posted and discussed.

We need to figure out where this contraption finds it's equilibrium if any and why. Then we can attack this problem rather then slaughter some inventors in a septic gang bang.

Holding a strip of metal on the domain wall does not induct a field into it, even if the strip of iron is inside the magnet it still doesn't induct a field over the length of it.

PM FLUX SWITCH
ABSTRACT
Method of preventing magnetic flux from extending into a target material.
http://magnetmotor.go-here.nl/flux-switching/text/pm-flux-switch/

As I've explained here the combination of push and pull adds up to zero.

3 POINT INTERACTION
ABSTRACT
Unleash complimentary reactions utilizing the subtraction of contradicting actions.
http://magnetmotor.go-here.nl/text/3-point-interaction/

This also means there is no flux inducted into the strips at this point(strangely enough).  But when the other magnet moves over the strip (or behind it) it will obviously induct a field into it. And as our strip was on the domain wall it is now subjected to both push and pull forces. It no longer sits there being neutral. How much energy does it cost to move the inducting magnet over to the next strip; is the question I guess. Troy Reed for example describes how his motor first needs to be energised then can function as both an electrical and a mechanical power source. I see laminated things in his patent.


http://magnetmotor.go-here.nl/troy-reed

Why use a reed switch, a coil and electricity to make a pulse if we can do it with a rotor magnet?

Who said we cant? Why?

[sm0ky2]

from my own personal experiences in this area, what generally happens is the paramagnetic strips/ring/ect pulls TOWARDS the magnets regardless of polarity, and will get stuck in the spot where the flux lines are most dense.

[brnbrade]

Hi gaby

I seeking a free cad soft for my draw.
I uses the paint shop, but don?t very good soft to draw prototypes.
Your works is good design.

regards

[xpenzif]

Now I don't have the stuffs to test this theory.

If it hasn't been tested I wouldn't yet call it a theory.

Anyways, it would be nice if magnets worked like this, however I agree with sm0ky2 that the magnets should be attracted to the steel strips regardless of polarity. You can try this experiment to verify it:

The magnets will still be attracted to the steel regardless of the other magnet's presence.

[RebeLLz]

here Fluxgate  0,0% output http://www.rafoeg.de/index.php/seite/10,Forschungsprojekte/20,Generatoren/Generatoren.html#fluxgate