Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[giantkiller]

Low voltage, low current.
The object is to apply a dual pulse to the outer coil c. it consists of the initial frequency then the frequency after the B/middle coil gated by A's pulsing circuit, being before the fet switch.
Been sprucing up the schematic.

So here is the nuts and bolts:
We have a slow freq on the inside coil A, a medium freq on the middle coil B, and the higher frequency on C coil, the outer. The C coil also has the secondary pulse, the dual or companion signal. See the magnetic field action here? The B and A fields are bias. The stress on the fields outside the conductors travels with much less resistance. The correctly timed dual pulse was shown on youtube by ,I believe, JohnnyDavro. There is a prominent pulse returning to the coils from outside. The set up I have uses this return as part of the ramp up.

[giantkiller]

I am still getting the final stage done. This is the feedback to the C coil dual pulse. It is hooked up and i have to turn it on and see the scope shots.

[giantkiller]

http://content.techrepublic.com.com/2346-13629_11-464580.html?tag=nl.e101

The SM17 has large caps in its large loop tanks because the inductance of the the loops are low. This accomplishes using lower frequencies.

Using tanks instead of just coils allows a latency that we can tangle with instead of constantly pulsing to keep the power up, which is minimal. The circuit can therefore pulse at a slower rate somewhere in the harmonic timeframe of the depricating ringing. The heterodyning of the pulse and the in phase echo of the ringing permits the power to be gained as that tank is pushed at the correct moment. 5khz works with copper while granite works well in the audio range. Monuments and churches have great echoes. Steel has great ringing but nickel and iron do not.

The center toroid caps use low farads but high voltage. Similar to Don Smith.

I am still getting the final stage done. This is the feedback to the C coil dual pulse. It is hooked up and i have to turn it on and see the scope shots.

[giantkiller]

Turned on current build:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXX6X_sYA6w
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCAUJabQ7lQ
Coils are driven clockwise.

[wattsup]

@GK

Thanks for your videos. It's good to see someone is able to progress on something during these sad days.

Can I mention two things.

1) Maybe add a pot to the coil C since it is on the same impulse timing as B. If I understood your set-up correctly that is.

2) The ground you removed to make it floating, maybe consider connecting it to one or more of the iron cores if they are floating as well. Should not hurt anything but I am just curious to learn what that would do.