Solid State Orbo System

[synchro1]

How would you know that? Even in usual transformers the magnetic core is saturated and then polarized in the other direction - going through a hysteresis loop. Power is not generated but transferred. And isn't induction the very basis of inductive coupling? Lenzs law gives only information about the direction of the induced voltages/currents.
The only difference to a usual transformer is the magnet. Again, to make this interesting he needs to deliver data. I hope he does not stop after a qualitative test like on his Orbo motor but also does quantitative tests.

Review JLN's 2sGen videos again. He points out that it's necessary to reduce the magnet strength to get the Flip. What he's referring to is more accurately defined as Propagated Domain Flipping and is a function of magnetic viscosity or lag time. His new project 2Sgen dual appears to have an oscillating coupling, that has the potential of reducing input to a very low draw.

[Magluvin]

Here is an alternative to Orbonbon, but it still produces AC out by switching the toroids on alternately.

Mags

[Magluvin]

Here is a vid of orbonbon producing output from the pickup coil and capturing bemf from the Tcoil.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nv3P_jNAUM

just posted so it may not be fully processed for clean viewing yet.

Mags

[rave154]

Nice video again as usual mag,

agreed the possibilities of configuration are almost endless, throw in the range of frequencies & duty cycles and the permutations become so large its hard to know where to start.

i like your latest picture of a new orbonbon with the two toroids, should be interesting.

David. D

[Omega_0]

Hi,

I think you have to use some air gap at the pickup side too, and it also needs experimentation how big gap is optimal.  I say this because with no gap at all at the pickup side, the flux from the permanent magnet will always prefer staying towards the pickup side and not readily change towards the toroid side, just because the reluctances strongly differ.

Yes, you have a point. I got that just after making my post.
Some gap on the pickup side is needed to control the flow on that path. Thanks.