Self Running Micro TPU, with closed loop.

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[plengo]

@Groundloop,
thank you. That's what I thought too. I just wanted to make sure with the words of an EE.

I am playing with my next proof of concept of the N.Telsa 4Switch (I see you are into that too on another thread) and I notice something very interesting. Pulsating with a relay I have a huge difference in the brightness of the LEDs (90+ LEDs now) and it will run for a much longer time. Off course with the relay I have the spark gaps (like Hartiberlin is mentioning) and it really makes a difference.

If anyone see my video they probably will laugh their as*$% of it.    (Hey proof of concept is just proof of concept, quick and dirty).

I had it running for hours delivering about 40ma until it dropped slowly to 30 then to 20 then to 10ma and still ran for 2 more hours with 4ma and I turned it off because I have to sleep and wife and baby dont like the tic-tac-tic-tac-toc, tic-tac-tic-tac-toc of the realys. Oh boy I am so ready to play with it today. My best performance speed is not what one would expect, not megahertz but mere 20hz (at least it confirms what Bedini said).

Fausto.

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[Localjoe]

@EMDevices ,
                            So after a bit of pondering, I need some input from you guys when you have time whether after the holiday or whenever's clever.  Im going to build a mini tpu and i'm wondering whats the best replication or set of specs thus far to start from. For input a cap or a bank of 5 5.5v supercaps filled to 1.8v full capicatiance and have it be able to power a few led's and have an output for usable power whether im trickle charging a nimh or some form of usable constant dc .  The source of the 1.8v approx 2 ma is our earth battery config and they dont get used up... I kept telling myself man that isnt much juice then a new memeber of our fourm reminded me of a simple point .. the earth battery we have is not a battery of variable resistance its a sink that has a pure charge output so i figured charge a cap bank directly off of it since it has a very fast time constant for filling them and draw from that bank at whatever interval the micro tpu would need to do its thang... Thoughts and design specs would be appreciated and again this is EM's thread so i mean in no way to change the topic here i just figured i could round up a little help when you folks had some free time. Thanks again
                                                                                                    Joe
     

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