Pulsed DC Transformer with Embedded Magnets

[FatBird]

Here is something that looks similar to what we are doing here:


http://jnaudin.free.fr/2SGen/indexen.htm#COP

.

[e2matrix]

I'm not up to speed on this thread so if this has been suggested before I apologize.  The pic above of the 2 transformer halves reminded me of Metglas.  Perhaps Metglas would be the best choice for this idea.  I know some FE experiments have required this to work successfully.  Not cheap stuff but if it works....   www.metglas.com

Ooops - I see now the link above has some amorphous cores which I believe are essentially the same as Metglas. 

[FatBird]

Welcome E2Matrix.

The more people here, the more good ideas we should have.


.

[ltseung888]

Here is something that looks similar to what we are doing here:


http://jnaudin.free.fr/2SGen/indexen.htm#COP

.

Thank you for the good information.  Naudin is using a Pulse Generator.  We shall experiment with some home-built devices first.  We shall have some systematic results within a few days.

[ltseung888]

Here is something that looks similar to what we are doing here:


http://jnaudin.free.fr/2SGen/indexen.htm#COP
.

From the information so far:

1.   Pulsed DC on Input can produce output
2.   Presence of permanent magnets will affect the magnetic field in such a way that Output can be enhanced.
3.   Magnet placed in a C core section will affect the Output differently depending on direction of Pulsed DC current.

Now it is a matter of tuning the current, magnet, coil and frequency to see if energy can be lead-out via the flux change.   There will be much hard work but if it is theoretically possible, it is worth the effort.