The Dc resonant transformer

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the drawing is an up view the toroid at the right side has 3 toroids one over the other …

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isnt it possible for electrons from ground to go to a more positive potential?

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what do you mean with that?

To exist a positive potential mean that the ground already has an excess

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the ground is supposed to have 0 potential so the electrons from ground should go to a more positive potential right? http://jnaudin.free.fr/kapagen/ this uses ground potential .. damn where's the mistake?

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well i don't know.

I'm trying this idea just because it made sense to me.

the idea is that as the secondary of the first transformer (the shorted turn) induces a voltage at the other transformer and this helps induce again in the primary ...

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I was thinking about the epg

If you have a coil around a tube and energizes it, it induces a current in the tube to create a magnetic field that opposes the magnetic field of the coil… my point is inside the tube the polarity is reversed so any magnetic force it cause to a permanent magnet inside the tube is contrary to the induction….

so i'm considering the field inside the tube is contrary to the field outside it.

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why is there more voltage than normal in your secondary??

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This is the same principle applied to epg analysis

(http://www.ionizationx.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2817.0;attach=13237;image)
In my point of view the primary induces a current in the tube that create magnetic field in the other direction… so the magnet should be accelerated in a direction that reduce the field inside the tube and this direction is the direction that could induce further current in the tube that create further acceleration…

In the idea of the transformer is the same but instead of give the magnet the ability to move is uses the flux of the shorted turn to generate voltage into a magnetic circuit


My question is, is that correct?

The field inside the tube is in the opposite direction? There can be a net south pole?

The magnetic field inside of a tube carrying dc current is 0. but the current should be in another direction …