Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[XS-NRG]

the driver was blinded by the bright light from all those prototypes he was carrying 

[ltseung888]

Prototype D ready to Ship

Prototype D has COP (peak-to-peak) = 18.4. 

Jeers and Insults cannot change that.

[The Observer]

LT,

Glad you're doing well.

GodSpeed,
               The Observer

[XS-NRG]

Prototype D has COP (peak-to-peak) = 18.4. 

Sure Clown and what happend to the COP>200 thingy?
Which n00b get's it this time?

[TinselKoala]

Can jeers and insults teach you how to integrate instantaneous power values over a time period?


Lawrence, if I applied your method of calculating COP to my TinselKoil, what value do you think I would get?

Its measured "p-p input voltage" is 120 V. Its measured "p-p input current" is 7 Amps. Its measured "p-p output voltage" is in excess of 30,000 volts. Its measured "p-p output current" is over 20 amps; it burns steel wires, even burns the air it's so hot in its output arc. What's its COP, according to your method of reckoning?

Peak-to-peak values of voltage and current cannot be used in energy calculations. Instantaneous power curves must be integrated over a suitable time period, to give the ENERGY within that time. Only if the output ENERGY exceeds the input ENERGY over a suitable time period, may you make claims about excess energy production, and a Joule Thief as you have constructed has a pulsed output with a short duty cycle--- which you must learn to include in your calculations.