Thane Heins Perepiteia Replications

[Pageygeeza]

To me, Electromagnetics is probably one of the most easiest to understand if broken down to a simple level.  I can't understand why it has to be made complicated, it's not, imo.

[i_ron]

This is Faraday's law of induction, perhaps the oldest EXPERIMENTALLY VERIFIED law of electromagnetism there is.

Exactly! What some people seem to have missed is that the polarity of the induced voltage is always dependent on the
direction of motion as is attested to by Fleming's Right Hand Rule.

So it is, or should be, a simple observation that in a generator
the magnet can never always approach the coil. IF the magnet always approached the coil then you could have a DC output. But in real life the approach is always 50% which causes one polarity... then a retreat of 50%, which cause the opposite polarity,... with a neutral or zero induction at the point of direction change.

Didn't mean to run with your post TK, but was sort of answering Papeygeeza and petersone at the same time, lol

Ron

[Nali2001]

Well what I see is when a magnet is approaching a coil, the field 'delivered' to the coil becomes more and more until tdc is reached and amusing we have a steady motion and are operating below saturation you will see a voltage increase until tdc and when the magnet goes past that tdc the field change is happening again, but in reverse so, this time from high to increasingly low.

[Pageygeeza]

It is possible to make the magnet constantly move towards the coil.

[Pageygeeza]

Right guys, i'm off for a walk to get rid of this head-ache.