Electromagnet power transfer question.

[bobo36us2]

@ Tim,

You may have already seen this, but there may be some useful
information for you here: http://free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter3.pdf

[nwman]

@ Tim,

You may have already seen this, but there may be some useful
information for you here: http://free-energy-info.co.uk/Chapter3.pdf

Hi, I checked it out but most of it is hypothetical. And the ones that say they do work but only in a lab or with special materials are probably scams. If it works at all in a lab or anywhere the science world would be turned on its head. That's another topic though. There is some ideas I hadn't heard of and some really close to what I'm working on but that document only "talks" about them and doesn't really explain how they work.

Tim

[nwman]

I'm still looking into all the factors that this involves and I was just wondering if I could get more input on a few of the variable?

Is there certain shapes of magnetic cores that are more efficient? For example, do magnetic fields travel better through a curve or a sharp 90 degree angle or both equally?

In config4, I just want to double check that by simple turning the wire in opposite direction on C and D will combine the two poles to produce one pulse in the output coil?

I would assume it would be better to have the core be as small as possible to reduce resistance? Would I potentially run into problems if the input [primary] coil is right next to [but divided] the output [secondary] coil, or should I given them a little space?

I'm still a little fuzzy with the "flyback" concept. Does a simple transformer have flyback?

Is there actually a way to capture flyback that's tested and true and used in everyday technology?

Thanks,

Tim

[gyulasun]

I'm still a little fuzzy with the "flyback" concept. Does a simple transformer have flyback?

Is there actually a way to capture flyback that's tested and true and used in everyday technology?

Thanks,

Tim 

Hi,  this seems ok:

1) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flyback_converter

2) http://www.dos4ever.com/flyback/flyback.html

Gyula

[nwman]

Thanks Gyula,

Those links helped. I have no idea how to do the math but I feel a little more confident in the idea. If I understand it right the flyback shouldn't effect the over idea of my design but could be adapted to improve over all functionality?

Any opinions about my other questions?

Tim