New invention of motion less generation of electric power

[winsonali]

reply to em device:

thank you for encouragement yes i also think DC input will clearly explain the behavior



   

[winsonali]

this is the new link on you tube

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoAmtkHkDzI

[gotoluc]

Hello Ali,

thank you for taking the time to make this new video. Great work my friend

I'm really looking forward to your DC version. I would like to help you. I don't know if you need any suggestions for a circuit that changes DC to true AC but the circuit I attached was designed by user name Groundloop to use components I had on hand (4013 and IRF640) and has worked very well for my tests. You can use other MOSFET's then the 640 if you wish and the 4013 is a flip flop. I'm not sure how much current this circuit can take but that may depend on the FET's. The IR2103 you can get on ebay and other model of IR21 series also work.

If you need more details please don't hesitate to ask.

Luc

[EMdevices]

Ali,

thanks for the new video.    Here's my comments:

You do not have a pure sine wave going out of the dimmer into your device.  Your instruments will not be accurate.   You really need to look at the waveform with an oscilloscope.

Is your output a pure sine wave? 

EM

[robbie47]

1)  Your input stage to your device seems to be a VOLTAGE MULTIPLIER using only capacitors and diodes, it uses 3 capacitors (seen in the video) to increase the voltage by a factor of 8=2 x 2 x 2 This is the ideal multiplication factor when no current flows, but if current flows due to a load, the multipliers have a % regulation factor, and the output voltage drops somewhat from this maximum voltage.  These voltage multipliers don't need inductors, like you claim in the video.   

EM,
I found exactly the same as you stated.
Since Ali mentioned he has a feedback in his circuit, the maximum factor 8 is not relevant anymore.
In my suggested circuit (Reply #108) you see that feedback. I replace the diodes by switches so there can be some form of output control. The very big question is of course how such circuit can become in a state where amplification of both current and voltages occur. I guess we need to go back to Tesla's findings unless Ali would have a more practical hint