Solid State Orbo System

[gravityblock]

There are in fact a number of patents dealing with the curl-free magnetic vector potential (A Potential).  This is not just some B.S. Theory.

For a few examples, see the several patents by Raymond C. Gelinas (these are assigned to Honeywell). The curl-free magnetic vector potential may in fact be used for direct transmission of communications. These patents are:

(1) Gelinas, Raymond C., "Apparatus and Method for Determination of a Receiving Device Relative to a Transmitting Device Utilizing a Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential Field." U.S. Patent No. 4,447,779, May 8, 1984.

(2) Gelinas, Raymond C., "Apparatus and Method for Modulation of a Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential Field." U.S. Patent No. 4,429,288, Jan. 31, 1984.

(3) Gelinas, Raymond C., "Apparatus and Method for Demodulation of a Modulated Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential." U.S. Patent No. 4,429,280, Jan 31, 1984.

(4) Gelinas, Raymond C., “Josephson Junction Interferometer Device for detection of Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential field.” U.S. Patent No. 4,491,795, 1 Jan 1985.

(6) Gelinas, Raymond C., “Apparatus and Method for Distance Determination between Receiving Device and Transmitting Device utilizing a Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential Field.” U.S. Patent No. 4,605,897, 12 Aug 1986.

(7) Gelinas, Raymond C., "Apparatus and Method for Transfer of Information by Means of a Curl-Free Magnetic Vector Potential Field." U.S. Patent No. 4,432,098, Feb.14, 1984.

“A system for transmission of information using a curl-free magnetic vector potential radiation field. The system includes current-carrying apparatus for generating a magnetic vector potential field with a curl-free component coupled to apparatus for modulating the current applied to the field generating apparatus. Receiving apparatus includes a detector with observable properties that vary with the application of an applied curl-free magnetic vector potential field. Analyzing apparatus for determining the information content of modulation imposed on the curl-free vector potential field can be established in materials that are not capable of transmitting more common electromagnetic radiation.”

To show an example of the increasingly widespread use of the effect, see Kazuhito Fujii “Quantum Interference Device and Method for Processing Electron Waves Utilizing Real Space Transfer,” U. S. Patent No. 5157467, Oct. 20, 1992. The abstract is as follows:

“A quantum interference device includes a source, a drain and waveguides with quantum structures between the source and the drain. An electron wave from the source that is confined in the waveguides is split into plural electron waves. The phase difference between the split electron waves is controlled and the split electron waves are combined into a single electron wave. The combined electron wave is directed to the drain or out of the waveguides according to an energy state of the combined electron wave by a real space transfer such as a tunneling effect.  The phase difference control may be achieved by varying an electric field, a magnetic field, or light.”  Dr. Tonomura, who rigorously validated the Aharonov-Bohm effect to settle the issue once and for all {22}, also holds some 30 patents in Japan, some of which depend on the Aharonov-Bohm effect. Dr. Tonomura is a noted Japanese scientist with many awards. He is a Hitachi Fellow and a member of the Science Council of Japan. As a final example, the U.S. Patent Office recognizes Class 257, subclass E21.089, Multistep processes for manufacture of device using quantum interference effect, e.g., electrostatic Aharonov-Bohm effect (EPO).

GB

[Bruce_TPU]

Hello ALL,

I must be taking the resistance reading incorrectly... 

I clipped the resistor I have had across the leads, and placed 4 10mm LED's rated at 50ma each, 5 volts there.  The resistance reads 49.9 ohms

New Power Output  
V  20.88
R  49.9
I  0.41844
P  8.73709  WATTS 

Is my resistance reading wrong?

NEW FREQUENCY:  500 Hz   Duty Cycle:  64%

All I did was clip the resistor I have had on there since I was back at 4 volts, and put in some honker LED's.

Input:  .250 I, 12 V, 3 P(watts)

Not knowing what to think,

Bruce

[gravityblock]

@Bruce:

I apologize for all of the postings.  I didn't mean to bury what you're working on.  I hope someone can answer your question. Keep up the good work.

GB

[Magluvin]

Hey Bruce
Thats one heck of an input/output ratio.

Led's sometimes have funny affects on these circuits. Ive seen good and bad.
We might think at times that they are just low power signaling devices but they can have dramatic affects on a circuit one way or the other or nada.  =]

Mags

[Bruce_TPU]

Thank you GB.

@ ALL
I removed the LED's, and the voltage is still about 23.45 volts ac.  Resistance is showing 49.7. 

Somehow, the feedback in the coils did not like that resistor across the leads.  I had a eureka moment, clipped the resistor, and have now gone from 8 volts to over 20 volts. 

Also, without the LED's, the frequency is still at 500 Hz and drops quickly of course as the rotor winds down.

3 watts in and ohms law is telling me nearly 9 watts out.  But, I just don't know, something is nagging at me about the resistance reading but I can't put my finger on it.

I expected the voltage to drop without the LED's but it did not.  I expected the Hz to drop without the LED's and it did not.  Both good signs.

Curious stuff.  I did find that the circuit works fine on a 9 volt, but not enough current.  But made me happy because I know when my parts come in from digi key, my new circuit (Thanks Alex!) will use a single D cell battery and should drop my input to less then 1/2 a watt. 

Then I will add JLN Labs output circuit, magnetization and demagnetization and that should increase the total output.  Add another cool simple circuit using feedback to recharge the battery.  And then last but not least add an electronic switching.  By then, it will be real iteresting to see what happens!  I am VERY encouraged and once I drop my input power, I will order up some more Brooks coils...   I still have a lonely toroid...hehehe

Night guys,

Bruce